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The formation of chemical waves in a nonlinear spatially extended system is one of the most fascinating far-from-equilibrium phenomena. An externally imposed thermal gradient in a liquid mixture may induce a concentration gradient generating a thermodynamic cross-flow, which is known as thermal diffusion or the Ludwig-Soret effect. The motion of the components of the mixture is governed by a nonlinear, partial differential equation for the density fraction in space and time. Here, we show that under an externally imposed constant th
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