وجود حل محلي لنظام الجذب الكيميائي والتنافر مع الانتشار غير الخطي والمصدر اللوجستي
الشريط الجانبي للمقالة
محتوى المقالة الرئيسي
الملخص
في هذا البحث، نحن معنيون بنموذج ناشئ من علم الأحياء، وهو نظام مقترن من معادلات الانجذاب الكيميائي ومعادلات الموائع اللزوجة القابلة للانضغاط من خلال النقل والتأثير الخارجي. يتم التحقيق في الوجود المحلي لحلول مشكلة كوشي في ظل ظروف معينة. على وجه التحديد، من خلال نظام نموذجي للتجاذب والتنافر الكيميائي على ثلاثة أبعاد فضائية، حصلنا على الوجود المحلي وتفرد التقارب في الحلول الكلاسيكية بالقرب من الحالات الثابتة. نثبت الوجود المحلي لحلول فريدة في ثلاثة أبعاد باستخدام تقدير الطاقة.
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