低浓度三分子模型空间耗散结构

运用级数展开理论，求得低浓度三分子模型的一维空间定态级数解，讨论了分支的稳定性。

The Stability Research for the Finite Difference Scheme of a Nonlinear Reaction-diffusion Equation

In the article, the fully discrete finite difference scheme for a type of nonlinear reaction-diffusion equation is established. Then the new function space is introduced and the stability problem for the finite difference scheme is discussed by means of variational approximation method in this function space. The approach used is of a simple characteristic in gaining the stability condition of the scheme.

Improving the Stability Problem of the Finite Difference Scheme for Reaction-diffusion Equation

This paper deals with the special nonlinear reaction-diffusion equation. The finite difference scheme with incremental unknowns approximating to the differential equation （2.1） is set up by means of introducing incremental unknowns methods. Through the stability analyzing for the scheme, it was shown that the stability conditions of the finite difference schemes with the incremental unknowns are greatly improved when compared with the stability conditions of the corresponding classic difference scheme.

The First Integral Method to Study a Class of Reaction-Diffusion Equations

In this letter, a class of reaction-diffusion equations, which arise in chemical reaction or ecology and other fields of physics, are investigated. A more general analytical solution of the equation is obtained by using the first integral method.

Monte Carlo Simulation of First-Order Diffusion-Limited Reaction within Three-Dimensional Porous Pellets

The Monte Carlo method was employed to simulate diffusion and reaction processes within three-dimensional porous catalyst pellets. The porous pellets used were represented by a Menger sponge and a uniform-pore structure respectively. Results obtained from the fractal pellet showed an intermediate low-slope asymptote in the logarithmic plot of reaction rate and reaction probability. However, the low-slope one did not appear when the reaction occurred within the uniform pellet. Moreover, it was certified that the fractal structure not only generated a new asymptote, but also reduced diffusion resistance of reactants and products.

The Quenching Problems of R-D Equation

In this article, we consider a reaction-diffusion differential equation with initial value conditions u（x, 0） =0 on [0, a] and boundary condition ux＋αiu= 0 on Γ={0, α}× （0, T）, and the quenching happens for the reaction-diffusion equation.

Bifurcation of A Class of Reaction-Diffusion Equations

The paper deals with one important class of reaction-diffusion equations, u' + μ(u - uk) = 0(2 ≤ k ∈ Z+) with boundary value condition u(0) = u(π) = 0. Singularity theory based on the method of L-S (Liapunov-Schmidt) is applied to its bifurcation analysis. And the satisfactory results are obtained.

Blow-up Estimates for a Non-Newtonian Filtration Equation

In this paper, blow-up estimates for a class of quasiliuear reaction-diffusion equations(non-Newtonian filtration equations) in term of the nouexistence result for quasilinear ordinary differential equations are established to extends the result for semi-linear reaction-diffusion equations(Newtonian filtration equations).

Singularly Perturbed Differential-Difference Reaction Diffusion Equations with Time Delay

A class of differential-difference reaction diffusion equations with a small time delay is considered.Under suitable conditions and by using the method of the stretched variable,the formal asymptotic solution is constructed.And then,by using the theory of differential inequalities the uniformly validity of solution is proved.

Existence, uniqueness and stability of pyramidal traveling fronts in reaction-diffusion systems

In the one-dimensional space, traveling wave solutions of parabolic differential equations have been widely studied and well characterized. Recently, the mathematical study on higher-dimensional traveling fronts has attracted a lot of attention and many new types of nonplanar traveling waves have been observed for scalar reaction-diffusion equations with various nonlinearities. In this paper, by using the comparison argument and constructing appropriate super- and subsolutions, we study the existence, uniqueness and stability of three- dimensional traveling fronts of pyramidal shape for monotone bistable systems of reaction-diffusion equations in R3. The pyramidal traveling fronts are characterized as either a combination of planar traveling fronts on the lateral surfaces or a combination of two-dimensional V-form waves on the edges of the pyramid. In particular, our results are applicable to some important models in biology, such as Lotk,u-Volterra competition-diffusion systems with or without spatio-temporal delays, and reaction-diffusion systems of multiple obligate mutualists.

Exact solutions of some fractional differential equations arising in mathematical biology

In the last decades Exp-function method has been used for solving fractional differential equations. In this paper, we obtain exact solutions of fractional generalized reaction Duff- ing model and nonlinear fractional diffusion-reaction equation. The fractional derivatives are described in the modified Riemann-Liouville sense. The fractional complex trans- form has been suggested to convert fractional-order differential equations with modified Riemann-Liouville derivatives into integer-order differential equations, and the reduced equations can be solved by symbolic computation.

Statistical physics in QCD evolution towards high energies

The concepts and methods used for the study of disordered systems have proven useful in the analysis of the evolution equations of quantum chromodynamics in the high-energy regime: Indeed, parton branching in the semi-classical approximation relevant at high energies and at a fixed impact parameter is a peculiar branching-diffusion process, and parton branching supplemented by saturation effects(such as gluon recombination) is a reaction-diffusion process. In this review article, we first introduce the basic concepts in the context of simple toy models, we study the properties of the latter, and show how the results obtained for the simple models may be taken over to quantum chromodynamics.