Global bounded solution of the chemotaxis attraction repulsion Cauchy problem with the nonlinear signal production in \mathbb{R}^{N}

Publication date 6 April 2023

Abstract: In this paper, we consider the following attraction repulsion chemotaxis model with nonlinear signal term: �egin{align*} &u_{t}=

abla cdot( abla u-xi_{1} u abla v +xi_{2} u

abla w), quad &0=Delta v -lambda_{1}v +f_{1}(u), quad &0=Delta w -lambda_{2}w +f_{2}(u), quad x in mathbb{R}^{N}, t>0, end{align*} where

x i_{1}, x i_{2}, l a m b d a_{1}, l a m b d a_{2}

are for some positive constants, and �egin{equation*} f_{1} in C^{1}([0,infty)) ; ext{satisfying} ; 0 leqslant f_{1}(s) leqslant c_{1}s^{l}, ; forall s geqslant 0 ext{and} l> 0, end{equation*} �egin{equation*} f_{2} in C^{1}([0,infty)); ext{satisfying} ; 0 leqslant f_{2}(s) leqslant c_{2}s^{m}, ; forall s geqslant 0 ext{and} m> 0. end{equation*} We will show that this problem has a unique global bounded solution when

l > f r a c 2 N, l < m e x t w i t h m g e q s l a n t 1

, or

l = m < f r a c 2 N

.

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