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A global feedback control of a system that exhibits a subcritical monotonic instability
at a non-zero wavenumber (short-wave, or Turing instability) in the presence of a zero
mode is investigated using a Ginzburg-Landau equation coupled to an equation for the zero
mode. The method based on a variational principle is applied for the derivation of a
low-dimensional evolution model. In the framework of this model the investigation of the
system’s dynamics...
We study the existence of spatial periodic solutions for nonlinear elliptic equations where is a continuous function, nondecreasing w.r.t. . We give necessary and sufficient conditions for the existence of periodic solutions. Some cases with nonincreasing functions are investigated as well. As an application we analyze the mathematical model of electron beam focusing system and we prove the existence of positive periodic solutions for the envelope equation. We present also numerical simulations....
We study the existence of spatial periodic solutions for nonlinear
elliptic equations
where g is a continuous function, nondecreasing w.r.t. u. We
give necessary and sufficient conditions for the existence of
periodic solutions. Some cases with nonincreasing functions g
are investigated as well. As an application we analyze the
mathematical model of electron beam focusing system and we prove
the existence of positive periodic solutions for the envelope
equation. We present also numerical simulations.
...
We study a periodic reaction-diffusion system of a competitive model with Dirichlet boundary conditions. By the method of upper and lower solutions and an argument similar to that of Ahmad and Lazer, we establish the existence of periodic solutions and also investigate the stability and global attractivity of positive periodic solutions under certain conditions.
The existence of a positive radial solution for a sublinear elliptic boundary value problem in an exterior domain is proved, by the use of a cone compression fixed point theorem. The existence of a nonradial, positive solution for the corresponding nonradial problem is obtained by the sub- and supersolution method, under an additional monotonicity assumption.
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