Abstract
The chemical oscillators are identified as open system that demonstrate periodic changes in the concentration of some reaction species as a result of intricate physico-chemical mechanisms which can lead to bi-stability, the occurrence of limit cycle attractors, the emergence of spiral waves and turing patterns, and finally, deterministic chaos.
The main objective of this paper is to analyze the simple Noyes–Field governing system of differential equations for the nonlinear Belousov–Zhabotinsky reaction which delineates the non-linear oscillatory behavior of chemical systems that occurs in the homogeneous media.
The Lie symmetry invariance analysis performed to extract the symmetries infinitesimal generators and the adjoint representation carried out to develop optimal system for the obtained Lie vectors. The significant power series approach applied to obtain the analytical solution. The modulation instability criteria ensured the stability of nonlinear oscillatory Belousov–Zhabotinsky reaction process.
The one-dimensional Lie symmetry generators algebra of the mathematical Noyes–Field governing system for oscillatory reaction is established. Furthermore, similarity reductions are carried out as well as the development of an optimal system of the sub-algebras. The similarity transformation technique converted the controlling system to ordinary differential equations and generates the large quantity of analytical traveling wave solutions. Moreover, the closed-form analytical solution for the proposed homogeneous nonlinear oscillatory chemical process is secured. The (MI) gain spectrum graphically visualized with the suitable choice of arbitrary parameters.
The graphical performance of the Noyes–Field model solution at various settings reveals new perspectives and fascinating model phenomena. The attained outcomes have significant applications and have opened up innovative development areas for research across numerous scientific fields.
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•Lie symmetries generators for oscillatory Belousov–Zhabotinsky reaction.•The optimal system of sub-algebras.•The power series solution and graphical illustration.•The modulational instability constraint for the mathematical Noyes–Field Model.•The graphical visualization of gain spectrum.