Stability on Time-Dependent Domains

We explore the key differences in the stability picture between extended systems on time-fixed and time-dependent spatial domains. As a paradigm, we take the complex Swift–Hohenberg equation, which is the simplest nonlinear model with a finite critical wavenumber, and use it to study dynamic pattern formation and evolution on time-dependent spatial domains in translationally invariant systems, i.e., when dilution effects are absent. In particular, we discuss the effects of a time-dependent domain on the stability of spatially homogeneous and spatially periodic base states, and explore its effects on the Eckhaus instability of periodic states. New equations describing the nonlinear evolution of the pattern wavenumber on time-dependent domains are derived, and the results compared with those on fixed domains. Pattern coarsening on time-dependent domains is contrasted with that on fixed domains with the help of the Cahn–Hilliard equation extended here to time-dependent domains. Parallel results for the evolution of the Benjamin–Feir instability on time-dependent domains are also given.     

Admissible Domains for Higher Order Differential Equations

This paper analyzes the geometric structure of certain domains in the complex plane which arise in the asymptotic theory of linear ordinary differential equations containing a parameter. These domains, called admissible, are domains in which an asymptotic representation of the solution of the differential equation may be found and across whose boundaries these representations may undergo a rapid change of asymptotic behavior (the Stokes phenomenon). A knowledge of the disposition of those domains associated with a particular differential equation is necessary for a satisfactory asymptotic theory of the equation. The main analysis gives necessary and sufficient conditions for identifying admissible domains and gives a procedure for obtaining particular admissible subdomains of a given domain. Sufficient conditions are established to determine the maximality of admissible domains. A section of examples is included to highlight the salient features of this theory. In all of the results, criteria involving only purely local properties of the boundary are needed to determine the global properties of admissibility and maximal admissibility .     

Quadrature Domains with Infinite Volume

We discuss quadrature domains for subharmonic functions and prove the existence of core quadrature domains for certain positive measures. The core quadrature domains are the smallest quadrature domains as measures and inherit good properties from quadrature domains with finite volume. We next discuss new balayage for the class of harmonic functions integrable in a neighborhood of ∞. We give several estimates of balayage measures. The new balayage is introduced to construct quadrature domains for harmonic functions. Submitted: June 26, 2008. Accepted: July 24, 2008.     

One generalization of the class of helical functions

This paper is devoted to the study of domains whose boundaries are attainable by one-parameter families of curves formed by the rotation of a curve specially chosen for every family. We establish characteristics of analytic functions that map the unit circle on these domains. In addition, we single out subclasses of domains with rectifiable quasiconformal boundaries. We establish certain sufficient conditions for the univalence of functions that are analytic in mentioned domains.     

Boundary value problems for the Laplacian in convex and semiconvex domains

We study the fully inhomogeneous Dirichlet problem for the Laplacian in bounded convex domains in Rn, when the size/smoothness of both the data and the solution are measured on scales of Besov and Triebel-Lizorkin spaces. As a preamble, we deal with the Dirichlet and Regularity problems for harmonic functions in convex domains, with optimal nontangential maximal function estimates. As a corollary, sharp estimates for the Green potential are obtained in a variety of contexts, including local Hardy spaces. A substantial part of this analysis applies to bounded semiconvex domains (i.e., Lipschitz domains satisfying a uniform exterior ball condition).     

Inextensible domains

We develop a theory of planar, origin-symmetric, convex domains that are inextensible with respect to lattice covering, that is, domains such that augmenting them in any way allows fewer domains to cover the same area. We show that origin-symmetric inextensible domains are exactly the origin-symmetric convex domains with a circle of outer billiard triangles. We address a conjecture by Genin and Tabachnikov about convex domains, not necessarily symmetric, with a circle of outer billiard triangles, and show that it follows immediately from a result of Sas.     

Fine regularity for elliptic and parabolic anisotropic Robin problems with variable exponents

We investigate a class of quasi-linear elliptic and parabolic anisotropic problems with variable exponents over a general class of bounded non-smooth domains, which may include non-Lipschitz domains, such as domains with fractal boundary and rough domains. We obtain solvability and global regularity results for both the elliptic and parabolic Robin problem. Some a priori estimates, as well as fine properties for the corresponding nonlinear semigroups, are established. As a consequence, we generalize the global regularity theory for the Robin problem over non-smooth domains by extending it for the first time to the variable exponent case, and furthermore, to the anisotropic variable exponent case.     

On some properties and examples of Nevanlinna domains

The properties of Nevanlinna domains are considered. These domains arise in the problems of approximation by polyanalytic functions. Several analytic and geometric properties (both new and earlier known) of Nevanlinna domains are described. In particular, a new method for constructing Nevanlinna domains with boundaries belonging to the class C¹ is proposed, and new examples of such domains whose boundaries do not belong to the class C^1,α for α ∈ (0, 1) are presented. This method is based on the property of pseudocontinuation of a conformal mapping from the unit disk onto a Nevanlinna domain. Published in Russian in Trudy Matematicheskogo Instituta imeni V.A. Steklova, 2006, Vol. 253, pp. 204–213.     

泛Clifford分析中无界域上的Cauchy积分公式和Cauchy-Pompeiu公式

本文研究了泛Clifford分析中的Cauchy积分公式和Cauchy-Pompeiu公式.通过引入修正的Cauchy核,得出了取值在泛Clifford代数上的两公式在无界域上的表达式.此两公式是有界域上的相应结果的推广,并为研究无界域上的边值问题打下了基础.     

Reachability sets of hybrid systems in the presence of successive switchings

The concept of reachability domains of hybrid systems is described together with the use of ellipsoidal methods for calculation of such domains in the case when there are successive switchings on several given hyperplanes or bands. An algorithm for calculation of the reachability sets for a hybrid system that uses ellipsoidal approximations is given for the cases in which the switching sets are planes or bands. The parametrization of nonconvex reachability domains is obtained as a union of intersections of the corresponding ellipsoidal estimates.     

On some new sharp embedding theorems in minimal and pseudoconvex domains

We present new sharp embedding theorems for mixed-norm analytic spaces in pseudoconvex domains with smooth boundary. New related sharp results in minimal bounded homogeneous domains in higher dimension are also provided. Last domains we consider are domains which are direct generalizations of the well-studied so-called bounded symmetric domains in Cⁿ. Our results were known before only in the very particular case of domains of such type in the unit ball. As in the unit ball case, all our proofs are heavily based on nice properties of the r-lattice. Some results of this paper can be also obtained in some unbounded domains, namely tubular domains over symmetric cones.     

Iterative scheduling algorithms based on the subdivision of the solution space into domains

Iterative multiprocessor scheduling algorithms are considered. The iterative algorithms make it possible to solve scheduling problems for a wide class of computer architectures but are very intricate from the computational point of view. To simplify the iterative algorithms, we propose an approach to their construction based on the subdivision of the space of correct schedules into disjoint domains, namely, an algorithm for constructing domains is proposed, the operations of the schedule transformations closed within the domains are introduced, and a technique for cutting off domains is developed. The approach developed also makes it possible to construct parallel algorithms with a low traffic of the exchange between parallel processes.     

Inverse Spectral Problem for Analytic {{(\mathbb{Z}/2 \mathbb{Z})^{n}}} -Symmetric Domains in {{\mathbb{R}^{n}}}

We prove that bounded real analytic domains in ${\mathbb{R}^{n}}$ , with the symmetries of an ellipsoid and with one axis length fixed, are determined by their Dirichlet or Neumann eigenvalues among other bounded real analytic domains with the same symmetries and axis length. Some non-degeneracy conditions are also imposed on the class of domains. It follows that bounded, convex analytic domains are determined by their spectra among other such domains. This seems to be the first positive result for the well-known Kac problem, “Can one hear the shape of a drum?”, in higher dimensions.     

Gershgorin domains for partitioned matrices

Inclusion domains for the eigenvalues of a partitioned matrix are specified in terms of perturbations of its diagonal blocks. The size of such perturbations is measured using the Kantorovitch-Robert-Deutsch vectorial norms. The inclusion domains obtained thereby are compared with inclusion domains otherwise obtainable. A few new properties of vectorial norms are proved as well. A result of Bonsall, Schneider, Strang and Ljubi? is generalized.     

Approximation of Solutions of the Neumann Problem in Disintegrating Domains

This article deals with approximation of solutions of the Neumann problem in domains, where small tubes are cut out. With an increasing number of tubes some kind of a porous layer inside the domain is approximated. Our aim is to find an asymptotic solution for the separated limit domains. We show that this asymptotics is described by a boundary value problem for the two limit domains, where the solutions for each domain are connected by the boundary conditions.     

Invariant convex bodies for strongly elliptic systems

We consider uniformly strongly elliptic systems of the second order with bounded coefficients. First, sufficient conditions for the invariance of convex bodies are obtained for linear systems without zero order term on bounded domains and quasilinear systems of special form on bounded domains and on a class of unbounded domains. These conditions are formulated in algebraic form. They describe relation between the geometry of the invariant convex body and the coefficients of the system. Next, necessary conditions, which are also sufficient, for the invariance of some convex bodies are found for elliptic homogeneous systems with constant coefficients in a half-space. The necessary conditions are derived by using a criterion on the invariance of convex bodies for normalized matrix-valued integral transforms also obtained in the paper. In contrast with the previous studies of invariant sets for elliptic systems, no a priori restrictions on the coefficient matrices are imposed.     

A boundary layer problem in nonflat domains with measurable viscous coefficients

We study the convergence of weak solutions of the Navier–Stokes equations with vanishing measurable viscous coefficients in domains with nonflat boundaries. Sufficient anisotropic conditions on the vanishing rates of the viscous coefficients are found to prove the convergence of Leray–Hopf weak solutions of the Navier–Stokes equations to solutions of the corresponding Euler equations. As the domains are not flat, we apply a change of variables to flatten the domains. We then construct explicit boundary layers for the system of Navier–Stokes equations in the upper-half space with measurable viscous coefficients. The result is new even when the viscous coefficients are constant, and it recovers the classical results when domains are flat and with constant viscous coefficients.     

On the Schwarz-Neumann method with an arbitrary number of domains

In this paper, a generalization of the Schwarz–Neumannmethod to more than two domains is given. We prove the convergenceand the numerical stability of the algorithm. The results applyto both bounded and unbounded domains, and are given for theweak solution of an elliptic problem with mixed boundary conditions.Numerical results are given for both bounded and unbounded domains.     

A comparison of linearization and quadratization domains

In a nonlinear model, the linearization and quadratization domains are considered. In the case of a locally quadratic model, explicit expressions for these domains are given and the domains are compared.     

Squeeze flow of multiply-connected fluid domains in a Hele-Shaw cell

Summary. The theory of algebraic curves and quadrature domains is used to construct exact solutions to the problem of the squeeze flow of multiply-connected fluid domains in a Hele-Shaw cell. The solutions are exact in that they can be written down in terms of a finite set of time-evolving parameters. The method is very general and applies to fluid domains of any finite connectivity. By way of example, the evolution of fluid domains with two and four air holes are calculated explicitly. For simply connected domains, the squeeze flow problem is well posed. In contrast, the squeeze flow problem for a multiply connected domain is not necessarily well-posed and solutions can break down in finite time by the formation of cusps on the boundaries of the enclosed air holes. Received September 20, 2000; accepted September 10, 2001 Online publication November 5, 2001