A Stable Numerical Scheme for a Lengyel-Epstein Reaction Diffusion Model.

We study a reaction diffusion Lengyel-Epstein system, which describes the formation of chemical Turing patterns. An unconditionally stable semi-implicit difference scheme is proposed for the system. It is proven that the numerical scheme is uniquely solvable and inherits the properties of the origin...

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Publicado en:Journal of the Utah Academy of Sciences, Arts & Letters Vol. 102; p. 383
Autor principal: Han, Jianlong
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Publicado: Utah Academy of Sciences, Arts & Letters 2025
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        Reaction-diffusion equations
        Finite difference method
        Equilibrium
        Discretization methods
        Stability theory
        Pattern formation (Physical sciences)
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          Reaction-diffusion equations
          Finite difference method
          Equilibrium
          Discretization methods
          Stability theory
          Pattern formation (Physical sciences)
      ab: We study a reaction diffusion Lengyel-Epstein system, which describes the formation of chemical Turing patterns. An unconditionally stable semi-implicit difference scheme is proposed for the system. It is proven that the numerical scheme is uniquely solvable and inherits the properties of the original system. The long-term behavior of the numerical solution is analyzed.
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