The Kuramoto-Sivashinsky equation is
ut = -uxx - uxxxx + lambda (ux)2,
where lambda is a constant and u = u(x,t). It is a paradigmatic partial differential equation that exhibits spatio-temporal chaos. Our numerical integrations show that if lambda oscillates periodically in time, then the spatio-temporal chaos can be suppressed and near perfect spatial periodicity is the result (see the attached paper). Can anyone suggest a method of proving this?