Control of chemical wave propagation

Abstract

Using the Schlögl model as a paradigmatic example of a bistable reaction-diffusion system, we discuss some physically feasible options of open and closed loop spatio-temporal control of chemical wave propagation.

22 pages, 7 figures

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