Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
755745 Communications in Nonlinear Science and Numerical Simulation 2014 10 Pages PDF
Abstract

•One of our main work is to study the initial value problem of reaction–diffusion equation with spatio-temporal delay.•By the maximal, minimal constant solutions of the corresponding steady-state problem, we get the asymptotic stability.•Applying these theories to Lotka–Volterra model with spatio-temporal delay.

We investigate reaction–diffusion equation with spatio-temporal delays, the global existence, uniqueness and asymptotic behavior of solutions for which in relation to constant steady-state solution, included in the region of attraction of a stable steady solution. It is shown that if the delay reaction function satisfies some conditions and the system possesses a pair of upper and lower solutions then there exists a unique global solution. In terms of the maximal and minimal constant solutions of the corresponding steady-state problem, we get the asymptotic stability of reaction–diffusion equation with spatio-temporal delay. Applying this theory to Lotka–Volterra model with spatio-temporal delay, we get the global solution asymptotically tend to the steady-state problem’s steady-state solution.

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