Chemotaxis systems with singular sensitivity and logistic source: Boundedness, persistence, absorbing set, and entire solutions
Abstract
This paper deals with the following parabolic-elliptic chemotaxis system with singular sensitivity and logistic source, equation cases ut= u-∇· (uv ∇ v)+u(a(t,x)-b(t,x) u), & x∈ , 0= v- μ v+ u, & x∈ , ∂ u∂ n=∂ v∂ n=0, & x∈∂, cases equation where ⊂ RN is a smooth bounded domain, a(t,x) and b(t,x) are positive smooth functions, and , μ and are positive constants. In the very recent paper [25], we proved that for given nonnegative initial function 0 u0∈ C0( ) and s∈R, (0.1) has a unique globally defined classical solution (u(t,x;s,u0),v(t,x;s,u0)) with u(s,x;s,u0)=u0(x), provided that a∈f=∈ft∈R,x∈a(t,x) is large relative to and u0 is not small. In this paper, we further investigate qualitative properties of globally defined positive solutions of (0.1) under the assumption that a∈f is large relative to and u0 is not small. Among others, we provide some concrete estimates for ∫ u-p and ∫ uq for some p>0 and q>\2,N\ and prove that any globally defined positive solution is bounded above and below eventually by some positive constants independent of its initial functions. We prove the existence of a ``rectangular'' type bounded invariant set (in Lq) which eventually attracts all the globally defined positive solutions. We also prove that (0.1) has a positive entire classical solution (u*(t,x),v*(t,x)), which is periodic in t if a(t,x) and b(t,x) are periodic in t and is independent of t if a(t,x) and b(t,x) are independent of t.
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