The competition of waves has remained a hot topic in physics over the past few decades,especially the area of pattern control.Because of improved understanding of various dynamic behaviors,many practical applications ...The competition of waves has remained a hot topic in physics over the past few decades,especially the area of pattern control.Because of improved understanding of various dynamic behaviors,many practical applications have sprung up recently.The prediction of wave competitions is also very important and quite useful in these fields.This paper considers the behaviors of wave competitions in simple,inhomogeneous media which is modeled by Brusselator equations.We present a simple rule to judge the results of wave competitions utilizing the dispersion relation curves and the waves coming from different wave sources.Moreover,this rule can also be used to predict the results of wave propagation.It provides methods of obtaining the desired waves with given frequencies in inhomogeneous media.All our results are concluded and verified by computer simulations.展开更多
基金Supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant Nos.11105051,11104071,11247272Fundamental Research Funds for Central Universities,Beijing Higher Education Elite Young Teacher ProjectYouth Scholars Program of Beijing Normal University
文摘The competition of waves has remained a hot topic in physics over the past few decades,especially the area of pattern control.Because of improved understanding of various dynamic behaviors,many practical applications have sprung up recently.The prediction of wave competitions is also very important and quite useful in these fields.This paper considers the behaviors of wave competitions in simple,inhomogeneous media which is modeled by Brusselator equations.We present a simple rule to judge the results of wave competitions utilizing the dispersion relation curves and the waves coming from different wave sources.Moreover,this rule can also be used to predict the results of wave propagation.It provides methods of obtaining the desired waves with given frequencies in inhomogeneous media.All our results are concluded and verified by computer simulations.
