In this paper, we establish the existence of traveling wavefronts for delayed reaction diffusion systems without quasimonotonicity in the reaction term, by using Schauder's fixed point theorem. We show the merit of our result by applying it to the Belousov-Zhabotinskii reaction model with two delays.

We establish the existence of traveling front solutions and small amplitude traveling wave train solutions for a reaction-diffusion system based on a predator-prey model with Holling type-II functional response. The traveling front solutions are equivalent to heteroclinic orbits in R(4) and the small amplitude traveling wave train solutions are equivalent to small amplitude periodic orbits in R(4). The methods used to prove the results are the shooting argument and the Hopf bifurcation theorem.

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This paper deals with the existence of travelling wave fronts of delayed reaction diffusion systems with partial quasi-monotonicity. We propose a concept of "desirable pair of upper-lower solutions", through which a subset can be constructed. We then apply the Schauder's fixed point theorem to some appropriate operator in this subset to obtain the existence of the travelling wave fronts.

Abstract. The current paper is devoted to the study of spatial spreading and front propagating dynamics of KPP models in inhomogeneous media, particularly, in time almost periodic and space periodic media. While spatial spreading and front propagating dynamics of KPP models in time independent or periodic media has been widely studied, there is little study on such dynamics when the media is nonperiodically inhomogeneous. This paper develops some theoretical foundation for the study of the speeds of spread and propagation for KPP models in time almost periodic and space periodic media. It introduces a notion of spreading speed intervals for such models for the first time, which extends the classical concept of the spreading speeds for time independent or periodic KPP models to time almost periodic models and can be used for more general time dependent models. It also introduces a notion of generalized propagating speed intervals of front solutions to time almost periodic and space periodic KPP models for the first time, which are the generalizations of wave speeds of traveling wave solutions to time independent or periodic KPP models. It proves various fundamental properties of the spreading speed intervals, including the boundedness, recovery of the classical spreading speed when the model is time periodic, minimality, and natural spatial spread properties. It also provides some upper and lower bounds for spreading and generalized propagating speeds.