Cross-overs of Bramson's shift at the transition between pulled and pushed fronts
arXiv:2211.07537 · doi:10.1007/s10955-023-03077-8
Abstract
The Bramson logarithmic shift of the position of pulled fronts is a universal feature common to a large class of monostable traveling wave equations. As one varies the non-linearities it so happens that one can observe, at some critical non linearity, a transition from pulled fronts to pushed fronts. At this transition the Bramson shift is modified. In the limit where time goes to infinity and the non-linearity becomes critical, the position of the front exhibits a cross-over. The goal of the present note is to give the expression of this cross-over function, for a particular model which is exactly soluble, with the hope that this expression would remain valid for more general traveling wave equations at the transition between pulled and pushed fronts. Other cross-over functions are also obtained, for this particular model, to describe the dependence on initial conditions or the effect of a cut-off.
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