Capacity and Potential Estimates for Quasiminimizers

We obtain estimates for quasiminimizing potentials and their level sets. A new method, based on one dimensional quasiminimizers, is used. The connection of these estimates and the maximum principle is studied.     

Stability of Solutions for a Class of Quasilinear Degenerate Parabolic Equations

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Weak Harnack Estimates for Quasiminimizers with Non-Standard Growth and General Structure

We establish the weak Harnack estimates for locally bounded sub- and superquasiminimizers u of

$${\int}_{\Omega} f(x,u,\nabla u)\,dx $$

with f subject to the general structural conditions

$$|z|^{p(x)} - b(x)|y|^{p(x)}-g(x) \leq f(x,y,z) \leq \mu|z|^{p(x)} + b(x)|y|^{p(x)} + g(x), $$

where p : Ω →] 1, ∞[ is a variable exponent. The upper weak Harnack estimate is proved under the assumption that b, g ∈ L ^t (Ω) for some t > n/p ^?, and the lower weak Harnack estimate is proved under the stronger assumption that b, g ∈ L ^∞(Ω). As applications we obtain the Harnack inequality for quasiminimizers and the fact that locally bounded quasisuperminimizers have Lebesgue points everywhere whenever b, g ∈ L ^∞(Ω). Throughout the paper, we make the standard assumption that the variable exponent p is logarithmically Hölder-continuous.

     

Strong Stability and Non-smooth Data Error Estimates for Discretizations of Linear Parabolic Problems

We study smoothing properties of discretizations of a linear parabolic initial boundary value problem with a possibly non-selfadjoint elliptic operator. The solution at time t > 0 of this problem, as well as its time derivatives, are in L _r for initial values in L _s even when r > s. We show that similar strong stability results hold for discrete solutions obtained by discretizing in space by linear finite elements and in time by a class of A()-stable implicit rational multistep methods (including single step methods as a special case) with good smoothing properties, as well as for certain combinations of single step methods. Most of our results are derived from the corresponding L ₂-bounds, shown by semigroup techniques, together with a discrete Gagliardo-Nirenberg inequality, and generalize previously known estimates with respect to admissible problems and time discretization methods. Our techniques make it possible to obtain, e.g., supremum norm error estimates for initial data which are only required to be in L ₁.     

一类抛物型偏微分方程反问题的稳定性

本文讨论一类抛物型偏微分方程反问题，研究测量值在特定边界上给定时源项确定的稳定性，在合理的假设下证明了该反问题具有按Ｌｉｐｓｃｈｉｔｚ型连续依赖于测量值的稳定性，推广了Ｙａｍａｍｏｔｏ的结果．     

四阶抛物方程一类变步长本性并行格式的稳定性分析

本文给出了四阶抛物方程一类变步长的本性并行差分格式,并用发展的能量法给出了该格式的绝对稳定性证明,得到了绝对稳定性估计.     

解抛物型方程的分支稳定的高精度显式差分格式

用待定参数法构造了解一维抛物型方程的分支稳定的高精度显式差分格式,截断误差为O（△t^4△x^4),稳定性条件为r=a△t/△x^2＜1/2。     

Stability of Solutions of Parabolic PDEs with Random Drift and Viscosity Limit

Let u _α be the solution of the It? stochastic parabolic Cauchy problem , where ξ is a space—time noise. We prove that u _α depends continuously on α , when the coefficients in L _α converge to those in L ₀ . This result is used to study the diffusion limit for the Cauchy problem in the Stratonovich sense: when the coefficients of L _α tend to 0 the corresponding solutions u _α converge to the solution u ₀ of the degenerate Cauchy problem . These results are based on a criterion for the existence of strong limits in the space of Hida distributions (S) ^* . As a by-product it is proved that weak solutions of the above Cauchy problem are in fact strong solutions. Accepted 22 May 1998     

一类非线性抛物型方程解的稳定性与唯一性

本文运用能量积分的方法，研究了一类非线性抛物型方程的解关于自由项与初始条件的稳定性与唯一性。     

Stability in the Numerical Solution of Linear Parabolic Equations with a Delay Term

This paper is concerned with the stability of numerical processes that arise after semi-discretization of linear parabolic equations wit a delay term. These numerical processes are obtained by applying step-by-step methods to the resulting systems of ordinary delay differential equations. Under the assumption that the semi-discretization matrix is normal we establish upper bounds for the growth of errors in the numerical processes under consideration, and thus arrive at conclusions about their stability. More detailed upper bounds are obtained for -methods under the additional assumption that the eigenvalues of the semi-discretization matrix are real and negative. In particular, we derive contractivity properties in this case. Contractivity properties are also obtained for the -methods applied to the one-dimensional test equation with real coefficients and a delay term. Numerical experiments confirming the derived contractivity properties for parabolic equations with a delay term are presented.     

Fractal Measures for Parabolic IFS

Let h be the Hausdorff dimension of the limit set of a conformal parabolic iterated function system in dimension d?2. In case the system of maps is finite, we provide necessary and sufficient conditions for the h-dimensional Hausdorff measure to be positive and finite and also, assuming the strong open set condition holds, characterize when the h-dimensional packing measure of the limit set is positive and finite. We also prove that the upper ball (box)-counting dimension and the Hausdorff dimension of this limit set coincide. As a byproduct we include a compact analysis of the behaviour of parabolic conformal diffeomorphisms in dimension 2 and separately in any dimension greater than or equal to 3.     

Coefficient Stability of the Solution of a Difference Scheme Approximating a Mixed Problem for a Semilinear Parabolic Equation

We study the coefficient stability of a difference scheme approximating a mixed problem for a one-dimensional semilinear parabolic equation. We obtain sufficient conditions on the input data under which the solutions of the differential and difference problems are bounded. We also obtain estimates of perturbations of the solution of a linearized difference scheme with respect to perturbations of the coefficients; these estimates agree with the estimates for the differential problem.     

Inverse Problems for Parabolic Equations

The determination of variable filtration through a layer is an important and actual problem in filtration theory. This problem has been examined in some particular cases, for instance in the papers [1, 2].     

Space-time Estimates for Parabolic Type Operator and Application to Nonlinear Parabolic Equations

In this present paper we establish space-time estimates of solutions for linear parabolic type equations based on classical multipliers theory or operator semigroup theory. According to space-time estimates we first construct suitable work space L^q(0, T; L^P), moreover we study the Cauchy problem and initial boundary value problem for semilinear parabolic equation in L^q(0, T; L^P) type space.     

Local Regularity for Parabolic Nonlocal Operators

Weak solutions to parabolic integro-differential operators of order α ∈ (α₀, 2) are studied. Local a priori estimates of Hölder norms and a weak Harnack inequality are proved. These results are robust with respect to α↗2. In this sense, the presentation is an extension of Moser's result from [20 Moser , J. ( 1971 ). On a pointwise estimate for parabolic differential equations . Comm. Pure Appl. Math. 24 : 727 – 740 .[Crossref], [Web of Science ®] , [Google Scholar]].     

Parabolic problems for the Anderson model

Summary. This is a continuation of our previous work [6] on the investigation of intermittency for the parabolic equation (∂/∂t)u=Hu on ℝ₊×ℤ ^d associated with the Anderson Hamiltonian H=κΔ+ξ(·) for i.i.d. random potentials ξ(·). For the Cauchy problem with nonnegative homogeneous initial condition we study the second order asymptotics of the statistical moments <u(t,0) ^p > and the almost sure growth of u(t,0) as t→∞. We point out the crucial role of double exponential tails of ξ(0) for the formation of high intermittent peaks of the solution u(t,·) with asymptotically finite size. The challenging motivation is to achieve a better understanding of the geometric structure of such high exceedances which in one or another sense provide the essential contribution to the solution. Received: 10 December 1996 / In revised form: 30 September 1997     

On Multigrid Methods for Parabolic Problems

Multigrid methods with nested subspaces and inherited forms are analyzed in an abstract framework that permits application to linear systems of the type that have to be solved at each time level in time-stepping methods for finite element approximations of parabolic problems. Convergence rates that are independent of the space and time steps are obtained in an appropriate time step dependent norm.