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Rolls and Snaking in a Swift-Hohenberg Equation with Non-smooth Nonlinearity
We study rolls and homoclinic snaking in a variation of the one-dimensional Swift-Hohenberg equation, whose standard forms are prototypical order-parameter models for pattern formation in the sciences. Motivated by classes of differential equation models that involve continuous non-smooth low order
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