The Cauchy Problem
The Cauchy Problem
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DOI:
10.1007/978-3-662-05558-8_5
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发表时间:
1986
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通讯作者:
V. S. Vladimirov
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作者:
V. S. Vladimirov
We start with the Cauchyproblem in the plane. The Cauchy problem for the equation a (x, y) U xx+ 2b (x, y) uxy+ c (x, y) uyy+ d (x, y) U x+ e (x, y) uy+ t (x, y) u= F (x, y)(12.1) with the boundary conditions ull'= uo (x, y),~~! r= u1 (x, y)(12.2) consists in the following. Suppose that in a region D we have an equation (12.1) of the hyperbolic type (b'"-ac> 0) and that on a curve r that belongs to D or constitutes a section of the boundary of D two functions, U o (x, y) and U 1 (x, y), and the direction vector l (x, y) are given. We must find a function U (x, y) that is a solution of Eq.(12.1) in D and on r satisfies thp boundary conditions (12.2). Jf at eachpoint oi curve r the direction vector l does not He on the tangent to rand if the tangents to curve r do not coincide with the characteristics, then in D, which is bounded by characteristics passing through the ends of r, there is only one solution of the Caucny problem (12.1),(12.2), provided the coefficients oi Eq.(12.1) amI the data in (12.2) are sufficiently smooth.