Vanishing corrections for the position in a linear model of FKPP fronts
arXiv:1510.03329 · doi:10.1007/s00220-016-2790-9
Abstract
Take the linearised FKPP equation \[\partial_t h =\partial^2_x h +h\] with boundary condition . Depending on the behaviour of the initial condition we obtain the asymptotics - up to a term - of the absorbing boundary such that exists and is non-trivial. In particular, as in Bramson's results for the non-linear FKPP equation, we recover the celebrated correction for initial conditions decaying faster than for some . Furthermore, when we are in this regime, the main result of the present work is the identification (to first order) of the term which ensures the fastest convergence to . When decays faster than for some , we show that must be chosen to be which is precisely the term predicted heuristically by Ebert-van Saarloos in the non-linear case. When the initial condition decays as for some , we show that even though we are still in the regime where Bramson's correction is , the Ebert-van Saarloos correction has to be modified. Similar results were recently obtained by Henderson using an analytical approach and only for compactly supported initial conditions.
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