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PP-I-3900n,c1,00,80,60,4n0,2cnn0,0470 480 490 500 510 520 530 540 550 560 570Fig. 1. Bifurcation diagram under isothermalconditions. Dashed lines correspond tounstable states. Bifurcation transitions aremarked by vertical lines corresponding tojumps upward for n at T 0 =555K and downwardat T 0 = 490 K.At the initial parametric point:KE10+3= 1.176 ⋅107= 10000kl,KT⋅1/s,E−301= 5.53⋅10= 10000kl,K8cc⋅1/s,E20−3T8007006005004003300320 360 400 440 480 5205Fig. 2. Bifurcation diagram under nonisothermal conditional. Line 2 corresponds tointermediate stable state, lines 4 and 5, tounstable states (1) and (3) are the kinetic anddiffusion regimes, respectively.= 4736 ⋅1/s,E= 0, K= 20000kl,β = 20⋅1/s2+30214= 7.055⋅105T 0⋅1/s,the system under isothermal conditions at T 0 =500K has three stationary pointssaddle and two stable (nodes),one of which diffusion unstable. Proceeding from thisparametric point and varying the α and T 0 parameters had been found all thestationary states. The ones shown on bifurcation diagrams (Fig.1 and Fig. 2).The instability of uniform stationary states with respect to local perturbationsresults in the appearance of no uniform structures because of the development ofrandom perturbations.1,2T,n,c1,00,80,60,4nT/1000The Fig.3 shows domain structureat α=0.1 and T 0 =500K,D n =10 –3 cm 2 /s, D n* =10 –2 cm 2 /s,D cnn =0.1cm 2 /s, λ/c v ρ=0.2 cm 2 /s.0,20,0c0,0 0,2 0,4 0,6 0,8 1,0Referencesx/L[1]. A. I. Ivanova, Z. S. Anrdianova, and V. V. Barelko,Dokl. Akad. Nauk 386, 789 (2002).[2]. A. I. Ivanova, Z. S. Andrianova, and V. V. Barelko,Khim. Fiz. 23 (1), 73 (2004).[3]. V.V. Barelko, Z.S. Andrianova, A.N. Ivanova,A.F. Vyatkin, and V.V. Starkov, Dokl. Akad. Nauk 404,1 (2005).[4]. V. V. Barelko and A. G. Merzhanov, in Problems of Kinetics and Catalysis, Ed. by O. V. Krylov(Nauka,Moscow, 1978), vol. 18, p. 182 [in Russian].[5]. V. V. Barelko, in Problems of Kinetics and Catalysis, Ed. by O. V. Krylov (Nauka, Moscow, 1981),vol. 18, p. 61 [in Russian].This work is supported by RFBR, project No 09-08-12041-ofi_m224

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