Semigroup theory and asymptotic profiles of solutions for a higher-order Fisher-KPP problem in R^N
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Díaz Palencia, José LuisFecha de publicación:
2023-01-16Resumen:
We study a reaction-diffusion problem formulated with a higher- order operator, a non-linear advection, and a Fisher-KPP reaction term de- pending on the spatial variable. The higher-order operator induces solutions to oscillate in the proximity of an equilibrium condition. Given this oscillatory character, solutions are studied in a set of bounded domains. We introduce a new extension operator, that allows us to study the solutions in the open domain RN , but departing from a sequence of bounded domains. The anal- ysis about regularity of solutions is built based on semigroup theory. In this approach, the solutions are interpreted as an abstract evolution given by a bounded continuous operator. Afterward, asymptotic profiles of solutions are studied based on a Hamilton-Jacobi equation that is obtained with a single point exponential scaling. Finally, a numerical assessment, with the function bvp4c in Matlab, is introduced to discuss on the validity of the hypothesis
We study a reaction-diffusion problem formulated with a higher- order operator, a non-linear advection, and a Fisher-KPP reaction term de- pending on the spatial variable. The higher-order operator induces solutions to oscillate in the proximity of an equilibrium condition. Given this oscillatory character, solutions are studied in a set of bounded domains. We introduce a new extension operator, that allows us to study the solutions in the open domain RN , but departing from a sequence of bounded domains. The anal- ysis about regularity of solutions is built based on semigroup theory. In this approach, the solutions are interpreted as an abstract evolution given by a bounded continuous operator. Afterward, asymptotic profiles of solutions are studied based on a Hamilton-Jacobi equation that is obtained with a single point exponential scaling. Finally, a numerical assessment, with the function bvp4c in Matlab, is introduced to discuss on the validity of the hypothesis
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