Large and multidimensional solutions of hyperbolic balance laws

本计画主要探讨三个具耗散双曲平衡定律之研究主题。 首先，我们计划建立一般物理耗散系统的大时间行为和基本波的稳定性，包括具有阻尼的Euler方程，具有松弛的Euler方程和一维Euler-Poisson系统。 以前的结果可用于小光滑的解决方案，建议的研究将集中在大的解决方案和强波的问题。 其次，我们建立了一类耗散双曲平衡律的BV理论，包括阻尼p-系统，松弛p-系统和Euler-Poisson方程。 最后，我们将研究三维可压缩欧拉方程的阻尼与初始数据附近的平面扩散波或有界区域。 研究结果将有助于更好地理解非线性双曲型偏微分方程中基本方程的行为。 本文研究耗散双曲平衡律的几个公开问题。 双曲平衡定律是模拟流体、气体和波浪运动的重要偏微分方程。 该研究将集中在多个空间维度的大型解决方案，强波和现实模型的问题。 这些情况通常涉及由非线性和共振引起的复杂但有趣的现象。 研究结果有望应用于可压缩流体动力学、弹性材料力学、交通控制系统、半导体器件建模、多孔介质流动和地球物理动力学。 所提出的研究将有助于设计有效的科学计算数值格式。

This project investigates three research topics in hyperbolic balance law with dissipation. First, we plan to establish the large time behavior and the stability of elementary waves for general physical dissipative systems, including Euler equations with damping, Euler equations with relaxation, and Euler-Poisson systems in one dimension. Previous results are available for the small smooth solutions; the proposed research will concentrate on problems for large solutions and strong waves. Second, we intend to establish BV theory for a class of dissipative hyperbolic balance laws including damped p-system, p-system with relaxation, and Euler-Poisson equations. Last, we will study the three dimensional compressible Euler equations with damping with initial data near a planar diffusive wave or on a bounded domain. The results of the research will lead to a better understanding of the behavior of basic equations in nonlinear hyperbolic PDEs. The object of this research is to investigate several open problems for dissipative hyperbolic balance laws. Hyperbolic balance laws are important partial differential equations modeling the motion of fluids, gas, and waves. The research will concentrate on problems for large solutions, strong waves, and realistic models in multiple spatial dimensions. These situations often involve complicated but interesting phenomena resulting from nonlinearity and resonance. The results are expected to have application to dynamics of compressible fluids, elastic material mechanics, traffic control systems, semi-conductor devices modeling, porous medium flows, and geophysical dynamics. The proposed research will be helpful in the design of effective numerical schemes for scientific computation.