Second universal limit of wave segment propagation in excitable media

Second universal limit of wave segment propagation in excitable media

A free-boundary approach is applied to derive universal relationships between the excitability and the velocity and the shape of stabilized wave segments in a broad class of excitable media. In the earlier discovered low excitability limit wave segments approach critical fingers. We demonstrate the...

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