Formation of Spiral Structures in Galactic Discs from Reaction-Diffusion Networks
A. Freund
Abstract
In this paper, we propose an extension of the Smolin-model of a galactic disc in isolated, flocculent SC-type galaxies. This model supplies the necessary mechanism to suppress spatial inhomogeneities on short distance scales not present in the model proposed by Smolin.
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