Titlebook: Diffusion Under Confinement; A Journey Through Co Leonardo Dagdug,Jason Peña,Ivan Pompa-García Textbook 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable)

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Three-Dimensional Systems one and two dimensions, while being finite for systems with three dimensions or more. We also study the absorption of a disk over a flat reflecting wall. At steady state, we can find the rate constant for such a system. An important extension to any shape is given by the Dudko-Berezhkovskii-Weiss formula.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-49140-0bottom again and again, and a direct-transit segment, when it finally escapes moving without touching the bottom. Analytical expressions are derived for the Laplace transforms of the probability densities of the duration of the two segments.

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Identifying the Warrant of an ArgumentIn this chapter, we solve the diffusion equation numerically by means of finite-difference methods (FDMs). For such purpose, the basic relations of the FDM are derived, and the diffusion equation is discretized. Emphasis is placed on the correct discretization of the boundary and initial conditions, even if a Dirac delta is included.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-21103-9In this chapter, we introduce the Turing bifurcations, a type of bifurcation arising in reaction-diffusion systems. They lead to nontrivial spatial patterns, which we will study both analytically and numerically. These patterns form instabilities in spatially extended dissipative systems driven away from equilibrium.

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Numerical Solutions of the Diffusion EquationIn this chapter, we solve the diffusion equation numerically by means of finite-difference methods (FDMs). For such purpose, the basic relations of the FDM are derived, and the diffusion equation is discretized. Emphasis is placed on the correct discretization of the boundary and initial conditions, even if a Dirac delta is included.