Stability, bifurcation and spikes of stationary solutions in a chemotaxis system with singular sensitivity and logistic source
Abstract
In the current paper, we study stability, bifurcation, and spikes of positive stationary solutions of the following parabolic-elliptic chemotaxis system with singular sensitivity and logistic source, cases ut=uxx- (uv vx)x+u(a-b u), & 0<x<L, \, t>0, 0=vxx- μ v+ u, & 0<x<L, \, t>0 ux(t,0)=ux(t,L)=vx(t,0)=vx(t,L)=0, & t>0, 1 cases where , a, b, μ, are positive constants. Among others, we prove there are *>0 and \k*\⊂ [*,∞) (*∈\k*\) such that the constant solution (ab,μab) of (1) is locally stable when 0<<* and is unstable when >*, and under some generic condition, for each k 1, a (local) branch of non-constant stationary solutions of (1) bifurcates from (ab,μab) when passes through k*, and global extension of the local bifurcation branch is obtained. We also prove that any sequence of non-constant positive stationary solutions \(u(·;n),v(·;n))\ of (1) with =n( ∞) develops spikes at any x* satisfying n∞ u(x*;n)>ab. Some numerical analysis is carried out. It is observed numerically that the local bifurcation branch bifurcating from (ab,μab) when passes through * can be extended to =∞ and the stationary solutions on this global bifurcation extension are locally stable when 1 and develop spikes as ∞.
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