Scroll Wave Pinned to Double Torus @SteinbockGroup
Scroll Wave Pinned to Double Torus  @SteinbockGroup
Uploaded April 2011 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Numerical simulation of a scroll wave in an excitable, three-dimensional system. The rotating wave (golden areas) is pinned to an unexcitable, double-torus-shaped obstacle (blue). Rotation occurs around both obstacle holes. Notice that wave traverses the holes in different directions. This situation creates a two-armed scroll wave in the middle of the double torus and one-armed scrolls along the unbranched rings. This simulations is based on the Barkley model and describes the reaction-diffusion dynamics of one activator and one inhibitor species.
Scroll Wave Pinned to Double TorusFully Pinned Scroll Ring in the BZ ReactionHeavy Chemical GardenEasy, Quick Method for Making a Microfluidic DeviceDrift of a spiral wave tip in a forcing wavefieldComputer Simulation of a Spiral Wave in a Model of the Human HeartChiral Walkers (Example III - Glider)Chemical Gardens Grown at Different TemperaturesSpiral Wave Pair in the Belousov-Zhabotinsky (BZ) Reaction Self-AnnihilatesBanana Spots - Numerical SimulationPrecipitation Reactions on a Curved SurfaceChiral Walkers (Example IV - Interaction)
SteinbockGroup |

Scroll Wave Pinned to Double Torus

SHARE TO X SHARE TO REDDIT SHARE TO FACEBOOK WALLPAPER