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Initial Boundary Value Problem For Some Quasilinear Wave Equations

Posted on:2005-02-05Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:Z H SongFull Text:PDF
GTID:2120360125457865Subject:Basic mathematics
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In this paper we study the existence and asympotic behaviour of global solutions of the initial boundary value problems for some quasilinear wave equations:where h > 0 is a constant, which has a smooth boundary is a bounded domain of RN.In Chapter 2,by constructing the potential well and applying Galerkin method,we obtain a unique global generalized solution for the problem (l)-(2).The main result is the following:Theorem 1 Suppose that(A1) f C(R2), f(s,0)s 0, s R, f(s, ) is a local Lipschitz continuous function.where 0 3, B(s) (s 0) is a nonnegative continuous function.then T > 0,the problem(l) - (2) has a unique global generalized solutionEspecially , if(A4)0< 3, |f(s,0)| B2(|s| + l) ( >, B2 >0 are real numbers),then,the generalized solution is of asymptotic propertyC* is a insertion constant from H1 to L +1,then VT > 0, the problem (l)-(2) has a unique global generalized solutionEspecially,if (A4) holds,then the generalized solution is of asymptotic property(8).In Chapter 3,by applying Galerkin method,we obtain the global generalized solution for the problem (3)-(4) under the mixed boundary conditions.By using Nakao inequality, we prove the generalized solution is of asymptotic property.The main result is the following:Theorem 3 Suppose thatEspecially , ifwhere, 1?if a > 0 , then h(t) = t1+2/; 2 if a = 0 , then h(t) = e-t, > 0,thenwhere, 1 if a > 0 , then h1(t) = t-2/; 2 if a = 0 , then h1(t) = e , 1 > 0.In Chapter 4,by constructing the potential well and applying Galerkin method,we obtain a global generalized solution for the problem (5)-(7).By using Nakao inequality, we prove the generalized solution is of asymptotic property.The main result is the following:Theorem 4 Suppose thatTheorem 5 Suppose thatwhere k = log...
Keywords/Search Tags:quasilinear wave equation, generalized solutions, initial boundary value problem
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