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Autori principali: Das, Nirmali Prabha, Balázs, István, Das, Bornali, Röst, Gergely
Natura: Preprint
Pubblicazione: 2026
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Accesso online:https://arxiv.org/abs/2602.09644
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author Das, Nirmali Prabha
Balázs, István
Das, Bornali
Röst, Gergely
author_facet Das, Nirmali Prabha
Balázs, István
Das, Bornali
Röst, Gergely
contents This study investigates how the interaction between gene expression time delay and domain size governs spatio-temporal pattern formation in a reaction-diffusion system. To investigate these phenomena, we utilize a modified version of the Schnakenberg model called the ligand internalisation (LI) model. In a one-dimensional domain, a linear relationship has been observed between the gene expression time delay and the time it takes for patterns to form. We extend the model to the two-dimensional domain and confirm that a similar relationship holds there as well. However, our exploration reveals a non-monotonic correlation between domain size and the time required for pattern emergence. To unravel these dynamics, we consider a range of initial conditions, including random perturbations of the spatially homogeneous steady state and initial conditions from its unstable manifold. We compute a two-parameter chart of patterns with respect to time delay and domain size.
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spellingShingle Delayed Pattern Formation in Two-Dimensional Domains
Das, Nirmali Prabha
Balázs, István
Das, Bornali
Röst, Gergely
Dynamical Systems
This study investigates how the interaction between gene expression time delay and domain size governs spatio-temporal pattern formation in a reaction-diffusion system. To investigate these phenomena, we utilize a modified version of the Schnakenberg model called the ligand internalisation (LI) model. In a one-dimensional domain, a linear relationship has been observed between the gene expression time delay and the time it takes for patterns to form. We extend the model to the two-dimensional domain and confirm that a similar relationship holds there as well. However, our exploration reveals a non-monotonic correlation between domain size and the time required for pattern emergence. To unravel these dynamics, we consider a range of initial conditions, including random perturbations of the spatially homogeneous steady state and initial conditions from its unstable manifold. We compute a two-parameter chart of patterns with respect to time delay and domain size.
title Delayed Pattern Formation in Two-Dimensional Domains
topic Dynamical Systems
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2602.09644