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Propagation failure in heterogeneous FitzHugh--Nagumo systems via coupled upper and lower solutions
Traveling waves are fundamental objects in reaction--diffusion systems; however, spatial heterogeneities can distort or inhibit their propagation. Determining whether a given heterogeneity results in propagation failure remains challenging, particularly in systems with coupled components. In this pa
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