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Stability diagram of the linear complex Ginzburg-Landau equation (μa​=U2/[4(1+cd2​)])

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For the linear complex Ginzburg-Landau equation with real U,cd​,μ and positive real diffusion coefficient scaled to one, the maximum temporal growth rate is μ and the absolute growth rate is μ−U2/[4(1+cd2​)]. For U>0, μ<0 is stable, 0<μ<μa​ has convective hydrodynamic instability, and μ>μa​ has absolute hydrodynamic instability. Both equality boundaries are marginal in exponential rate.

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