Remarks on a Nonlinear Wave Equation in a Noncylindrical Domain
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https://doi.org/10.5540/tema.2015.016.03.0195Keywords:
Nonlinear problem, Non-cylindrical domain, Hyperbolic equationAbstract
In this paper we investigate the existence and uniqueness of solution for a initial boundary value problem for the following nonlinear wave equation:
u′′ − ∆ u + | u | ˆρ = f in Q
where Q represents a non-cylindrical domain of R^{n+1}. The methodology, cf. Lions [3], consists of transforming this problem, by means of a perturbation depending on a parameter ε > 0, into another one defined in a cylindrical domain Q containing Q. By solving the cylindrical problem, we obtain estimates that depend on ε. These ones will enable a passage to the limit, when ε goes to zero, that will guarantee, later, a solution for the non-cylindrical problem. The nonlinearity |u_ε|^ρ introduces some obstacles in the process of obtaining a priori estimates and we overcome this difficulty by employing an argument due to Tartar [8] plus a contradiction process.
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