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The reaction Jacobian is
J=(−b2b2​−2ab−1+2ab​)(3/4,1)​=(−11​−3/21/2​).​
(1)
Its trace is −1/2 and determinant is 1, so both eigenvalues have negative real parts. Explicitly they are (−1±i15​)/4. Therefore the homogeneous reaction equilibrium is a stable focus in the absence of diffusion.

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