Surface assembly is often decomposed into two classes: diffusion and reaction limited processes. The transition between the two cases is complex because the dynamics are so different. In this article, we simulate, explain, and experimentally discuss the evolution of the spatial distribution for surface assemblies with diffusion limited and reaction limited processes. Explicitly, we demonstrate ...

Class of cellular automata (CA) for modeling reaction diffusion systems has been presented. The construction of the CA is general enough to be applicable to large class of reaction diffusion equation s. Tne automata are based on running average procedure and on probabilistic table look up to implement diffusion reactions. The evolution of probabilistic CA simulates a spatially distributed proce...

We prove the existence of a traveling wave solution for a boundary reaction diffusion equation when the reaction term is the combustion nonlinearity with ignition temperature. A key role in the proof is plaid by an explicit formula for traveling wave solutions of a free boundary problem obtained as singular limit for the reaction-diffusion equation (the so-called high energy activation energy l...

We study the normalized difference between the solution u of a reaction–diffusion equation in a bounded interval [0,L], perturbed by a fast oscillating term arising as the solution of a stochastic reaction–diffusion equation with a strong mixing behavior, and the solution ū of the corresponding averaged equation. We assume the smoothness of the reaction coefficient and we prove that a central l...

a two-dimensional single particle finite element model was used to examine the effects of particle fragmental pattern on the average molecular weights, polymerization rate and particle overheating in heterogeneous ziegler-natta olefin polymerization. a two-site catalyst kinetic mechanism was employed together with a dynamic two-dimensional molecular species in diffusion-reaction equation. the i...

This note is devoted to the study on the traveling wavefronts to the Nicholson’s blowflies equation with diffusion, a time-delayed reaction-diffusion equation. For the critical speed of traveling waves, we give a detailed analysis on its location and asymptotic behavior with respect to the mature age.

Memory effects in transport require, for their incorporation into reaction-diffusion investigations, a generalization of traditional equations. The well-known Fisher's equation, which combines diffusion with a logistic nonlinearity, is generalized to include memory effects, and traveling wave solutions of the equation are found. Comparison is made with alternative generalization procedures.