Global existence of weak solutions to a parabolic attraction-repulsion chemotaxis model in R^3: the repulsive dominant case
This paper studies the Cauchy problem for a full parabolic attraction-repulsion chemotaxis model in three dimensions. Due to the combination of diffusion, aggregation and repulsion effects, solutions to the model may exist globally or blow-up in finite time. It is natural to expect that solutions exist globally in time when the chemorepellent is dominant. In this work, the authors established the global existence of weak solutions for the repulsive dominant case in three dimensions.\N\NThe results presented are undoubtedly novel and of considerable interest. The derivation is exceptionally clear, well-structured, and builds effectively on established ideas from the literature, with appropriate citation of relevant references. Overall, in my view, this study represents an exemplary piece of research.
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