Abstract
The appearance and rearrangement of dissipative structures — imperfect patterns, have been examined by the example of convection between rigid horizontal plates poorly conducting heat (the Proctor-Sivashinsky model). It is shown that a sequence of structural transitions from uniform state to convective rolls, than to square cells and finally to cells with embedded allocated defects takes place as a result of a cascade of instabilities.
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