The Reaction-Diffusion Front for A+B in One Dimension
G. T. Barkema, M. J. Howard, J. L. Cardy
Abstract
We study theoretically and numerically the steady state diffusion controlled reaction A+B→, where currents J of A and B particles are applied at opposite boundaries. For a reaction rate λ, and equal diffusion constants D, we find that when λJ-1/2 D-1/2 1 the reaction front is well described by mean field theory. However, for λJ-1/2 D-1/2 1, the front acquires a Gaussian profile - a result of noise induced wandering of the reaction front center. We make a theoretical prediction for this profile which is in good agreement with simulation. Finally, we investigate the intrinsic (non-wandering) front width and find results consistent with scaling and field theoretic predictions.
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