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Velocity diagram of traveling waves for discrete reaction-diffusion equations

We consider a discrete version of reaction-diffusion equations. A typical example is the fully overdamped Frenkel-Kontorova model, where the velocity is proportional to the force. We also introduce an additional exterior force denoted by $σ$. For general discrete and fully nonlinear dynamics, we study traveling waves of velocity $c=c(σ)$ depending on the parameter $σ$. Under certain assumptions, we show properties of the velocity diagram $c(σ)$ for $σ\in [σ^-,σ^+]$. We show that the velocity $c$ is nondecreasing in $σ\in (σ^-,σ^+)$ in the bistable regime, with vertical branches $c\ge c^+$ for $σ=σ^+$ and $c\le c^-$ for $σ=σ^-$ in the monostable regime.

preprint2022arXivOpen access

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