A logarithmic chemotaxis model featuring global existence and aggregation

The global existence of a chemotaxis model for cell aggregation phenomenon is obtained. The model system belongs to the class of logarithmic models and takes a Fokker–Planck type diffusion for the equation of cell density. We show that weak solutions exist globally in time in dimensions n∈{1,2,3} an...

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Published inNonlinear analysis: real world applications Vol. 50; pp. 562 - 582
Main Authors Desvillettes, Laurent, Kim, Yong-Jung, Trescases, Ariane, Yoon, Changwook
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Abstract The global existence of a chemotaxis model for cell aggregation phenomenon is obtained. The model system belongs to the class of logarithmic models and takes a Fokker–Planck type diffusion for the equation of cell density. We show that weak solutions exist globally in time in dimensions n∈{1,2,3} and for large initial data. The proof covers the parameter regimes that constant steady states are linearly stable. It also partially covers the other parameter regimes that constant steady states are unstable. We also find the sharp instability condition of constant steady states and provide numerical simulations which illustrate the formation of aggregation patterns.
AbstractList The global existence of a chemotaxis model for cell aggregation phenomenon is obtained. The model system belongs to the class of logarithmic models and takes a Fokker–Planck type diffusion for the equation of cell density. We show that weak solutions exist globally in time in dimensions n∈{1,2,3} and for large initial data. The proof covers the parameter regimes that constant steady states are linearly stable. It also partially covers the other parameter regimes that constant steady states are unstable. We also find the sharp instability condition of constant steady states and provide numerical simulations which illustrate the formation of aggregation patterns.
Author Desvillettes, Laurent
Trescases, Ariane
Kim, Yong-Jung
Yoon, Changwook
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SubjectTerms Agglomeration
Asymmetric diffusion
Cell-aggregation
Computer simulation
Cross-diffusion
Duality lemma
Keller–Segel equations
Mathematical models
Parameters
Pattern formation
Stability
Steady state
Title A logarithmic chemotaxis model featuring global existence and aggregation
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