Threshold behavior and propagation for nonlinear differential-difference systems motivated by modeling myelinated axons

  • Bell J
  • Cosner C
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Abstract

Using a comparison theorem technique, we study the long time behavior of certain classes of nonlinear difference-differential systems. Zero is a solution for these systems. We are concerned in this paper with conditions forcing nonconvergence to zero of solutions as time approaches infinity; that is, we obtain threshold properties of the systems. The results parallel results by Aronson and Weinberger on reaction-diffusion equations somewhat, and the study was motivated by consideration of models for myelinated nerve axons.

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Bell, J., & Cosner, C. (1984). Threshold behavior and propagation for nonlinear differential-difference systems motivated by modeling myelinated axons. Quarterly of Applied Mathematics, 42(1), 1–14. https://doi.org/10.1090/qam/736501

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