Traveling waves of a full parabolic attraction-repulsion chemotaxis systems with logistic sources
Abstract
In this paper, we study traveling wave solutions of the chemotaxis systems equation cases ut= u -1∇( u∇ v1)+2 ∇(u∇ v2 )+ u(a -b u), \ x∈R \\ τ∂tv1=(- λ1 I)v1+ μ1 u, \ x∈R, \\ τ∂ v2=(- λ2 I)v2+ μ2 u, \ \ x∈R, cases (0.1) equation where τ>0,i> 0,λi> 0,\ μi>0 (i=1,2) and \ a>0,\ b> 0 are constants, and N is a positive integer. Under some appropriate conditions on the parameters, we show that there exist two positive constant 0<c*(τ,1,μ1,λ1,2,μ2,λ2)<c**(τ,1,μ1,λ1,2,μ2,λ2) such that for every c*(τ,1,μ1,λ1,2,μ2,λ2)≤ c<c**(τ,1,μ1,λ1,2,μ2,λ2), (0.1) has a traveling wave solution (u,v1,v2)(x,t)=(U,V1,V2)(x-ct) connecting (ab,aμ1bλ1,aμ2bλ2) and (0,0,0) satisfying z ∞U(z)e-μ z=1, where μ∈ (0, a) is such that c=cμ:=μ+aμ. Moreover, (1,2) (0+,0+))c**(τ,1,μ1,λ1,2,μ2,λ2)=∞ and (1,2) (0+,0+))c*(τ,1,μ1,λ1,2,μ2,λ2)= cμ*, where μ*=\a, λ1+τ a(1-τ)+,λ2+τ a(1-τ)+\. We also show that (0.1) has no traveling wave solution connecting (ab,aμ1bλ1,aμ2bλ2) and (0,0,0) with speed c<2a.
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