摘要
This paper is concerned with the existence and global stability of forced waves for reaction diffusion equations with density-dependent diffusion in a shifting environment, which arises from population dynamics. Our argument is based on the introduction of suitable families of upper and lower solutions and on a comparison result through Holmgren's method. Our analysis yields, for any wave speed c > 0, the density-dependent dispersal population models with shifting habitats admit forced traveling waves. To overcome the difficulties caused by peculiar structure of forced waves and degeneracy, we develop a novel weighted estimate technique to prove the global and exponential stability of these waves. Different from the spatial homogenous case Huang et al. 2018 [24], the weight function is introduced near the positive equilibrium r(+infinity) instead of the zero equilibrium.