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. 2014 Jul 4;4:5568. doi: 10.1038/srep05568

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(a) Two types of intermediate layers for stationary solution . x₀ is the location of the intermediate layer. The slope of the intermediate layer at x = x₀ is about γ*/r = 1.034/r. (b) Stripe-like stationary solution, neutrally stable. (c) Checker-board-like stationary solution, unstable.

Inline graphic — (a) Two types of intermediate layers for stationary solution . x₀ is the location of the intermediate layer. The slope of the intermediate layer at x = x₀ is about γ*/r = 1.034/r. (b) Stripe-like stationary solution, neutrally stable. (c) Checker-board-like stationary solution, unstable.