Expanded mixed finite element methods for linear second-order elliptic problems, I
MSC 2010: 44A35, 35L20, 35J05, 35J25In this paper are found explicit solutions of four nonlocal boundary value problems for Laplace, heat and wave equations, with Bitsadze-Samarskii constraints based on non-classical one-dimensional convolutions. In fact, each explicit solution may be considered as a way for effective summation of a solution in the form of nonharmonic Fourier sine-expansion. Each explicit solution, may be used for numerical calculation of the solutions too.
Estudiamos la existencia de soluciones del sistema elíptico no lineal Δu + |∇u| = p(|x|)f(v), Δv + |∇v| = q(|x|)g(u) en Ω que explotan en el borde. Aquí Ω es un dominio acotado de RN o el espacio total. Las nolinealidades f y g son funciones continuas positivas mientras que los potenciales p y q son funciones continuas que satisfacen apropiadas condiciones de crecimiento en el infinito. Demostramos que las soluciones explosivas en el borde dejan de existir si f y g son sublineales. Esto se tiene...
The purpose of this paper is to extend the Díaz-Saá’s inequality for the unbounded domains as RN.The proof is based on the Picone’s identity which is very useful in problems involving p-Laplacian. In a second part, we study some properties of the first eigenvalue for a system of p-Laplacian. We use Díaz-Saá’s inequality to prove uniqueness and Egorov’s theorem for the isolation. These results generalize J. Fleckinger, R. F. Manásevich, N. M. Stavrakakis and F. de Thélin’s work [9] for the first...
In this paper, we study the exterior boundary value problems of the Darwin model to the Maxwell’s equations. The variational formulation is established and the existence and uniqueness is proved. We use the infinite element method to solve the problem, only a small amount of computational work is needed. Numerical examples are given as well as a proof of convergence.
In this paper, we study the exterior boundary value problems of the Darwin model to the Maxwell's equations. The variational formulation is established and the existence and uniqueness is proved. We use the infinite element method to solve the problem, only a small amount of computational work is needed. Numerical examples are given as well as a proof of convergence.