In this paper, we present the amplitude equations for the excited modes in a cross-diffusive predator-prey model with zero-flux boundary conditions. From these equations, the stability of patterns towards uniform and ...In this paper, we present the amplitude equations for the excited modes in a cross-diffusive predator-prey model with zero-flux boundary conditions. From these equations, the stability of patterns towards uniform and inhomogenous perturbations is determined. Furthermore, we present novel numerical evidence of six typical turing patterns, and find that the model dynamics exhibits complex pattern replications： for μ1 〈μ ≤μ2, the steady state is the only stable solution of the model; for μ2 〈 μ ≤ μ4, by increasing the control parameter μ, the sequence Hπ-hexagons→ Hπ- hexagon-stripe mixtures → stripes → H0-hexagon-stripe mixtures → H0-hexagons is observed; for μ 〉 μ4, the stripe pattern emerges. This may enrich the pattern formation in the cross-diffusive predatorprey model.展开更多
基金supported by the Natural Science Foundation of Zhejiang Province,China (Grant No. Y7080041)the Shanghai Postdoctoral Scientific Program,China (Grant No. 09R21410700)
文摘In this paper, we present the amplitude equations for the excited modes in a cross-diffusive predator-prey model with zero-flux boundary conditions. From these equations, the stability of patterns towards uniform and inhomogenous perturbations is determined. Furthermore, we present novel numerical evidence of six typical turing patterns, and find that the model dynamics exhibits complex pattern replications： for μ1 〈μ ≤μ2, the steady state is the only stable solution of the model; for μ2 〈 μ ≤ μ4, by increasing the control parameter μ, the sequence Hπ-hexagons→ Hπ- hexagon-stripe mixtures → stripes → H0-hexagon-stripe mixtures → H0-hexagons is observed; for μ 〉 μ4, the stripe pattern emerges. This may enrich the pattern formation in the cross-diffusive predatorprey model.
