Uniqueness conjecture for pulsating fronts of the competition system

Let k>kk>k^{\star}. Let (φ^1,φ^2)\left(\hat{\varphi}_{1},\hat{\varphi}_{2}\right) and c^\hat{c} be respectively the profile and the speed of a pulsating front solution (u^1,u^2)\left(\hat{u}_{1},\hat{u}_{2}\right) of (P)\left(\mathcal{P}\right). A pulsating front solution has a profile, speed, and spatially periodic traveling-wave structure as described in the preceding existence hypothesis. Uniqueness conjecture. Then c^=ck\hat{c}=c_{k} and there exists ξ^R\hat{\xi}\in\mathbb{R} such that (φ^1,φ^2)\left(\hat{\varphi}_{1},\hat{\varphi}_{2}\right) coincides with

(ξ,x)(φ1,k,φ2,k)(ξξ^,x).\left(\xi,x\right)\mapsto\left(\varphi_{1,k},\varphi_{2,k}\right)\left(\xi-\hat{\xi},x\right).

This asserts uniqueness of the pulsating front speed and profile up to translation in the traveling coordinate.

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Léo Girardin and Grégoire Nadin, “Competition in periodic media: II – Segregative limit of pulsating fronts and "Unity is not Strength"-type result”, arXiv:1611.03237 (2017).

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