Abstract

In this paper, we establish the nonlinear orbital stability of the traveling wave solution of deterministic and stochastic delayed reaction–diffusion equation. Employing the deterministic phase shift and establishing a delayed-integral inequality, we obtain the exponential stability of the traveling wave solution for the deterministic delayed reaction–diffusion equation. Applying a stochastic phase shift and time transformation, we then verify that the traveling wave solution of the deterministic equation retain the nonlinear orbital stability when the noise intensity is small enough and the initial value sufficiently closes the traveling wave.

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