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Dirac mass dynamics in multidimensional nonlocal parabolic equations

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Figure 1: Dynamics of the density n with asymmetric initial data (7.1) (left) and symmetric initial data (7.2) (right)
Figure 2: This figure illustrates the effect of ǫ being not exactly zero. The dynamics of the density n with symmetric initial data is plotted for t = 0, 160 and 220 in units of dt and the limiting behavior is a motion along the axis y = 0.3
Figure 3: This figure illustrates that, except for particular symmetry conditions, a single Dirac mass is exhibited by Lotka-Volterra equations

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