Abstract
The photochemistry of the mesopause region entails a driven chemical oscillator enforced by solar short-wave irradiation. Zero-dimensional calculations show that this oscillator is able to produce nonlinear reactions like cascades of subharmonics or chaos. We investigate what will happen if this system is subjected to atmospheric diffusion. We discuss the system response and introduce different kinds of bifurcations.
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