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| author | Furaiji, Ahmed Abbas Jaber Al Haghighatdoost, Ghorbanali Bazghandi, Mustafa |
| author_facet | Furaiji, Ahmed Abbas Jaber Al Haghighatdoost, Ghorbanali Bazghandi, Mustafa |
| contents | We investigate a one dimensional flux limited Keller Segel system (FLKS) in which the chemical decay rate is allowed to vary explicitly in time, a feature motivated by enzymatic regulation and environmental variability in chemotactic signalling. Treating the decay rate as an arbitrary function, we carry out a systematic Lie symmetry analysis of the resulting PDE system and employ equivalence transformations to perform a complete group classification, we identify the kernel symmetry algebra admitted for arbitrary decay functions and determine three distinguished cases that extend the symmetry algebra constant decay rates, inverse time (power law) decay, and exponential decay. For each case, we construct an optimal system of subalgebras and derive the corresponding similarity reductions. Finally, we find some explicit solutions for our FLKS model. Our results provide a rigorous mathematical foundation for understanding which temporal decay patterns admit similarity reductions, thereby enabling analytical progress on flux limited chemotaxis models with realistic time varying degradation mechanisms. |
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| spellingShingle | Similarity Solutions for the Flux limited Keller Segel System with Time Varying Chemical Decay Rate Furaiji, Ahmed Abbas Jaber Al Haghighatdoost, Ghorbanali Bazghandi, Mustafa Analysis of PDEs 35Q92, 70G65, 76M60 We investigate a one dimensional flux limited Keller Segel system (FLKS) in which the chemical decay rate is allowed to vary explicitly in time, a feature motivated by enzymatic regulation and environmental variability in chemotactic signalling. Treating the decay rate as an arbitrary function, we carry out a systematic Lie symmetry analysis of the resulting PDE system and employ equivalence transformations to perform a complete group classification, we identify the kernel symmetry algebra admitted for arbitrary decay functions and determine three distinguished cases that extend the symmetry algebra constant decay rates, inverse time (power law) decay, and exponential decay. For each case, we construct an optimal system of subalgebras and derive the corresponding similarity reductions. Finally, we find some explicit solutions for our FLKS model. Our results provide a rigorous mathematical foundation for understanding which temporal decay patterns admit similarity reductions, thereby enabling analytical progress on flux limited chemotaxis models with realistic time varying degradation mechanisms. |
| title | Similarity Solutions for the Flux limited Keller Segel System with Time Varying Chemical Decay Rate |
| topic | Analysis of PDEs 35Q92, 70G65, 76M60 |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2605.21394 |