Proceedings of International Conference on Applied Innovation in IT  ·  2026/06/12  ·  Vol. 14  ·  Issue 4  ·  pp. 299–304
Analysis of Nonlinear Reaction-Diffusion Processes in Atmospheric Media with Self-Similar Behavior
Abrorjon Mamatov, Makhmud Bobokandov, Nodir Uralov and Abdimurodov Dostbek
This paper presents a thorough analytical and numerical investigation of a strongly nonlinear, coupled reaction-diffusion system formulated for modeling atmospheric dust transport in heterogeneous media. The governing equations represent a doubly nonlinear parabolic system of the Fisher-KPP type, containing generalized p-Laplacian diffusion operators, nonlinear interphase exchange kinetics, and coefficients that are dependent on space and time. To analyze the qualitative behavior of the system, we use a self-similar reduction, a comparison of the corresponding behavior with compact-support Barenblatt-type profiles. Using variational methods and comparison principles, it is shown that weak solutions exist and are unique in the right Sobolev spaces. Moreover, to properly represent the intricate spatiotemporal dynamics and the limited propagation speed property of the degenerate diffusion terms, we employ an effective numerical method. Our numerical simulations establish the theoretical similarity solutions and demonstrate the model's ability to represent localized nonlinear diffusion effects, complex phase interactions, and actual dust concentration patterns, thereby offering an effective mathematical and predictive structure for environmental transport mechanisms.
Nonlinear Reaction-Diffusion System P-Laplacian Self-Similar Solutions Degenerate Diffusion Weak Solution Atmospheric Dust Modeling Numerical Simulation Interphase Coupling
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