Published online by Cambridge University Press: 24 November 2009
This is the simplest self-consistent version of a continuation program developed and used in our research group. The program is able to find a starting point in a state space and to continue this point as one or two parameters are varied. The description of the method of continuation used in the program as well as references are contained in Chapter 4. Hints for running the program are found in comment lines to the main program. The subroutine PRSTR defining the equations and the Jacobi matrix must be supplied by the user. As a test model, two coupled Brusselators discussed in detail in Chapter 6 are defined in the sample subroutine PRSTR. Also included are input data for obtaining solution diagrams in Figs 6.14 and 6.17
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