A priori bounds for solutions of parabolic problems and applications
We review some recent results concerning a priori bounds for solutions of superlinear parabolic problems and their applications.
We review some recent results concerning a priori bounds for solutions of superlinear parabolic problems and their applications.
Mathematical models for option pricing often result in partial differential equations. Recent enhancements are models driven by Lévy processes, which lead to a partial differential equation with an additional integral term. In the context of model calibration, these partial integro differential equations need to be solved quite frequently. To reduce the computational cost the implementation of a reduced order model has shown to be very successful numerically. In this paper we give a priori error...
We prove a priori estimates for solutions of the Poisson and heat equations in weighted spaces of Kondrat'ev type. The weight is a power of the distance from a distinguished axis.
In this survey we consider superlinear parabolic problems which possess both blowing-up and global solutions and we study a priori estimates of global solutions.
Existence of a solution to the quasi-variational inequality problem arising in a model for sand surface evolution has been an open problem for a long time. Another long-standing open problem concerns determining the dual variable, the flux of sand pouring down the evolving sand surface, which is also of practical interest in a variety of applications of this model. Previously, these problems were solved for the special case in which the inequality is simply variational. Here, we introduce a regularized...
The paper is concerned with an extension of the classical relation between the flame speed and the curvature-flow stretch, valid only for high Lewis numbers (diffusively stable flames). At low Lewis numbers the corresponding flame-flow system suffers short-wavelength instability, making the associated initial value problem ill-posed. In this study the difficulty is resolved by incorporation of higher-order effects. As a result one ends up with a reduced model based on a coupled system of second-order...