Abstract
The asymptotic structure formation dynamics of a reaction-diffusion system is elucidated in terms of a scaling law of the structure function. This reveals that the system evolves much slower than the Swift-Hohenberg equation. It is found that the peak width of the scattering function decays as t -1 8 in a long time. This slow relaxation is due to the coexistence of roll and triangular structures.
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