Hiroshi Ishii

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Hokkaido University

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Hiroshi Ishii is an Assistant Professor at Hokkaido University in Japan. His research areas include reaction-diffusion systems, nonlocal interactions, and mathematical modeling of biological processes, as evidenced by his recent publications on various mathematical equations and their solutions. His work examines critical concepts such as traveling wave solutions, noise-induced scaling, and the dynamics of localized patterns.

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Osaka University

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Osaka University Hospital

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Takashi Miura

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Kyushu University Graduate School of Medical Sciences

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Spot solutions to a neural field equation on oblate spheroids

PROPAGATING FRONT SOLUTIONS IN A TIME-FRACTIONAL FISHER-KPP EQUATION

ASYMPTOTIC PROFILES OF ZERO POINTS OF SOLUTIONS TO THE HEAT EQUATION

Correction to: A continuation method for spatially discretized models with nonlocal interactions conserving size and shape of cells and lattices

The motion of weakly interacting localized patterns for reaction-diffusion systems with nonlocal effect

Effective nonlocal kernels on reaction-diffusion networks.

Noise-induced scaling in skull suture interdigitation

A continuation method for spatially discretized models with nonlocal interactions conserving size and shape of cells and lattices

Existence of traveling wave solutions to a nonlocal scalar equation with sign-changing kernel

Transitions to slow or fast diffusions provide a general property for in-phase or anti-phase polarity in a cell

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Shigeru Kondo

Kenji Yoshimura

Takashi Miura

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