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Conservative cross diffusions and pattern formation through relaxation

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Cross diffusion models describe the behavior of two species which diffuse more when the other is present. One of the questions arising in such models is the question of possible segregation between the species. We treat this question on a relaxed model where Turing type instability can be observed.

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