Fast Singular Limits of Hyperbolic PDEs
Fast Singular Limits of Hyperbolic PDEs
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DOI:
10.1006/jdeq.1994.1157
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发表时间:
1994-12
影响因子:
2.4
通讯作者:
S. Schochet
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作者:
S. Schochet
The presence of a small parameter in a differential equation often indicates that its solutions depend on two different time scales. When we are interested in the behavior of solutions over the longer time scale then the limit as the parameter tends to zero is called singular, because oscillations on the short scałe might prevent convergence of solutions. If solutions nonetheless do converge, even nonuniformly in time, then the singular limit will be termed “slow,” while if the leading small-parameter asymptotics retain dependence on the short time scale then the limit is “fast.” Slow singular limits include those like ɛ (u,–u,,)--u,--cu,= 0 in which the short scale is dissipative, and so is important only in an initial layer. Problems involving the long-term influence of small perturbations, as in the t= O (1/e) behavior of u,–u.,,= cuj, are fast because oscillations on the O (1) time scale persist. For quasilinear symmetric-hyperbolic systems with large constant-coefficient terms,