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doi: 10.1619/fesi.47.251
This paper is concerned with the initial value problem for some diffusion system which describes the process of a pattern formation of biological individuals by chemotaixis and growth. In the paper Osaki et al. [13], exponential attractors have been constructed for the dynamical system determined by this problem. The exponential attractor is one of limit sets which is a positively invariant compact set with finite fractal dimension and which attracts every trajectory in an exponential rate. In this paper we study another feature of exponential attractors, that is we show that the approximate solution also gets close to the exponential attractor in an exponential rate and remains in its neighborhood forever. Our methods are available to any other exponential attractors determined by interaction-diffusion systems.
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