Midland: Poems

Waters, C.; Dawes, Kwame

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“…Details of the code used to produce figures 6 – 8 are provided in the electronic supplementary material. Code files are available from the Zenodo digital repository: doi:10.5281/zenodo.10590813 10.5281/zenodo.10590813 [ 38 ].…”

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Minimal reaction schemes for pattern formation

Waters,

Yates,

Dawes

2024

J. R. Soc. Interface.

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We link continuum models of reaction–diffusion systems that exhibit diffusion-driven instability to constraints on the particle-scale interactions underpinning this instability. While innumerable biological, chemical and physical patterns have been studied through the lens of Alan Turing's reaction–diffusion pattern-forming mechanism, the connections between models of pattern formation and the nature of the particle interactions generating them have been relatively understudied in comparison with the substantial efforts that have been focused on understanding proposed continuum systems. To derive the necessary reactant combinations for the most parsimonious reaction schemes, we analyse the emergent continuum models in terms of possible generating elementary reaction schemes. This analysis results in the complete list of such schemes containing the fewest reactions; these are the simplest possible hypothetical mass-action models for a pattern-forming system of two interacting species.

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