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Logarithmic upper bounds and axial front selection for spatially periodic lattice Fisher--KPP equations

Yuanyang Hu·Zhenkun Wang
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We study the position and shape of invasion fronts for spatially periodic Fisher--KPP equations on higher-dimensional lattices, starting from localized initial data. Periodic spectral geometry determines a directional logarithmic upper bound. When the linear growth rate is independent of the propagation coordinate, we prove the matching axial Bramson correction and identify the critical pulsating front approached by the solution. The selected profile includes the local periodic cell and a bounded phase whose derivative tends to zero. This description also determines the times at which prescribed levels reach distant lattice sites and the asymptotic time gaps between levels or neighboring cells. The proof combines a periodic transverse heat kernel, a scalar lower comparison, and critical-tail analysis. For growth rates varying in every coordinate, a positive Dirichlet quotient comparison reduces the matching lower bound to two explicit estimates on the linear seed and its accumulated nonlinear loss.

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Yuanyang Hu, Zhenkun Wang. 2026-10-05. Logarithmic upper bounds and axial front selection for spatially periodic lattice Fisher--KPP equations. https://arxiv.org/abs/2610.06381

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