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Turing Instability for the Schnackemberg System
The linear stability-instability of the equilibrium state of the Schnackemberg system is studied.
GENTILE, MAURIZIO, TATARANNI, ASSUNTA
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Digitising the Turing Archive: A Pilot Study
This report presents a summary of the pilot project to produce an on-line version of a selected portion of the archive of Alan Turing held at King’s College, Cambridge.
Wills, G.B. +4 more
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Turing instability in Anisotropic systems
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Dewel, Guy +2 more
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A Nonlinear Cross-Diffusion Model for Disease Spread: Turing Instability and Pattern Formation
In this article, we propose a novel nonlinear cross-diffusion framework to model the distribution of susceptible and infected individuals within their habitat using a reduced SIR model that incorporates saturated incidence and treatment rates.
Ravi P. Gupta +2 more
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Finding the condition of Turing instabilities [PDF]
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Rich Dynamics Caused by a Fractional Diffusion Operator in Nonchaotic Rulkov Maps
There are few works about Neimark–Sacker bifurcating analysis on discrete dynamical systems with linear diffusion and delayed coupling under periodic/Neumann-boundary conditions.
Huanqin Hu, Mingshu Peng, Yingfei Qi
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Periodic waves of the Lugiato-Lefever equation at the onset of Turing instability. [PDF]
Delcey L, Haraguss M.
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Model reduction enables Turing instability analysis of large reaction-diffusion models. [PDF]
Smith S, Dalchau N.
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An instability framework of Hopf–Turing–Turing singularity in 2-component reaction–diffusion systems
Citation: Izuhara, H., Kobayashi, S. An instability framework of Hopf–Turing–Turing singularity in 2-component reaction–diffusion systems. Japan J. Indust. Appl. Math. 42, 63–112 (2025). https://doi.org/10.1007/s13160-024-00668-
出原, 浩史 +5 more
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Fecha de consulta: 206-05-10La informática a la que recurrimos para tuitear o hacernos una resonancia magnética es en esencia Alan Turing, uno de los científicos más importantes de la Historia.
Meseguer, Pedro +1 more
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