Travelling Fronts and Entire Solutions of the Fisher-KPP Equation in $\R^N$
F. Hamel, and N. Nadirashvili. Archive for Rational Mechanics and Analysis, 157 (2):
91--163(April 2001)
Abstract
This paper is devoted to time-global solutions of the Fisher-KPP equation in RN : where f is a C 2 concave function on 0,1 such that f(0)=f(1)=0 and f>0 on (0,1). It is well known that this equation admits a finite-dimensional manifold of planar travelling-fronts solutions. By considering the mixing of any density of travelling fronts, we prove the existence of an infinite-dimensional manifold of solutions. In particular, there are infinite-dimensional manifolds of (nonplanar) travelling fronts and radial solutions. Furthermore, up to an additional assumption, a given solution u can be represented in terms of such a mixing of travelling fronts.
Description
Travelling Fronts and Entire Solutions¶of the Fisher-KPP Equation in ℝN
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%A Hamel, François
%A Nadirashvili, Nikolaï
%D 2001
%J Archive for Rational Mechanics and Analysis
%K Fisher-KPP travelling_wave
%N 2
%P 91--163
%T Travelling Fronts and Entire Solutions of the Fisher-KPP Equation in $\R^N$
%U http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/PL00004238
%V 157
%X This paper is devoted to time-global solutions of the Fisher-KPP equation in RN : where f is a C 2 concave function on 0,1 such that f(0)=f(1)=0 and f>0 on (0,1). It is well known that this equation admits a finite-dimensional manifold of planar travelling-fronts solutions. By considering the mixing of any density of travelling fronts, we prove the existence of an infinite-dimensional manifold of solutions. In particular, there are infinite-dimensional manifolds of (nonplanar) travelling fronts and radial solutions. Furthermore, up to an additional assumption, a given solution u can be represented in terms of such a mixing of travelling fronts.
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title = {Travelling Fronts and Entire Solutions of the Fisher-KPP Equation in $\R^N$},
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