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Reaction diffusion phenomena describe a class of mathematical models that simulate the interaction between chemical reactions and diffusion processes. These models are often used to explain the formation of complex spatial patterns observed in nature, such as those found in biological systems and chemical systems. The core idea is that a substance or substances undergo chemical reactions, which can either produce or consume other substances. Simultaneously, these substances diffuse, meaning they spread out from areas of high concentration to areas of low concentration.
The interplay between these two processes, reaction and diffusion, can lead to emergent patterns. For instance,
One of the most well-known examples of a reaction diffusion model is the Turing pattern, proposed by