Transient behaviour in RDA systems of the Schnakenberg type
Journal of Mathematical Chemistry, ISSN: 1572-8897, Vol: 53, Issue: 1, Page: 111-127
2015
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Article Description
Initial stages in the evolution of linear disturbances near a homogeneous equilibrium are considered for the standard Schnakenberg and modified Schnakenberg models. The focus is on a possibility of transient amplification of perturbations. It is shown that, depending on the coefficients in the governing equations, transient growth may appear in both asymptotically stable and unstable situations.
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