2020
DOI: 10.3390/math8010112
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Quantitatively Inferring Three Mechanisms from the Spatiotemporal Patterns

Abstract: Although the diversity of spatial patterns has gained extensive attention on ecosystems, it is still a challenge to discern the underlying ecological processes and mechanisms. Dynamical system models, such partial differential equations (PDEs), are some of the most widely used frameworks to unravel the spatial pattern formation, and to explore the potential ecological processes and mechanisms. Here, comparing the similarity of patterned dynamics among Allen–Cahn (AC) model, Cahn–Hilliard (CH) model, and Cahn–H… Show more

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“…Such models are rewritten to sum of linear operator part with high-order terms and nonlinear operator part, and then Fourier-spectral method is applied in order to employ exponential integrator to this semilinear ordinary differential equations. Zhang and Liu [16] used several AC or CH type equations to represent the spatial patterns in ecological and biological system. Shen and Yang [17] presented numerical approximations of the AC and CH equations for semi-implicit or implicit schemes which are unconditionally energy stable, with stability analysis and error estimates based on spectral-Galerkin method.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Such models are rewritten to sum of linear operator part with high-order terms and nonlinear operator part, and then Fourier-spectral method is applied in order to employ exponential integrator to this semilinear ordinary differential equations. Zhang and Liu [16] used several AC or CH type equations to represent the spatial patterns in ecological and biological system. Shen and Yang [17] presented numerical approximations of the AC and CH equations for semi-implicit or implicit schemes which are unconditionally energy stable, with stability analysis and error estimates based on spectral-Galerkin method.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%