On the Convergence of Finite-Difference Schemes for Parabolic Equations with Variable Coefficients.
Si discretizza il problema dell'ostacolo parabolico con differenze all'indietro nel tempo ed elementi finiti lineari nello spazio e si dimostrano stime dell'errore per la frontiera libera discreta.
The backward Euler algorithm for the multidimensional nonhomogeneous heat equation is analyzed, based on the finite element method. The existence and uniqueness of the numerical solution is investigated. Also, the convergence of the numerical solutions is studied.
In this paper we study the null-controllability of an artificial advection-diffusion system in dimension n. Using a spectral method, we prove that the control cost goes to zero exponentially when the viscosity vanishes and the control time is large enough. On the other hand, we prove that the control cost tends to infinity exponentially when the viscosity vanishes and the control time is small enough.
We prove that solutions to the two-phase Stefan problem defined on a sequence of spatial domains converge to a solution of the same problem on a domain where is the limit of in the sense of Mosco. The corresponding free boundaries converge in the sense of Lebesgue measure on .
Presented herein is a method of constructing solutions of semilinear dissipative evolution equations in bounded domains. For small initial data this approach permits one to represent the solution in the form of an eigenfunction expansion series and to calculate the higher-order long-time asymptotics. It is applied to the spatially 3D Kuramoto-Sivashinsky equation in the unit ball B in the linearly stable case. A global-in-time mild solution is constructed in the space , s < 2, and the uniqueness...
The blow-up of solutions for a parabolic equation with nonlocal exponential nonlinearity is studied.
The author examined non-zero -periodic (in time) solutions for a semilinear beam equation under the condition that the period is an irrational multiple of the length. It is shown that for a.e. (in the sense of the Lebesgue measure on ) the solutions do exist provided the right-hand side of the equation is sublinear.