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Decoupling of modes for low regularity hyperbolic systems
We show that the coupling operator between distinct modes of a second-order hyperbolic system is smoothing of degree one, where we assume that the eigenvalues of the symbol are of constant rank, and that the coefficients of the system have bounded derivatives of second order. An important example is the wave equation for linear isotropic elasticity, where our assumption states that the Lamé parameters and mass density have bounded derivatives of second order. This extends a result for the elastic wave equation established by Brytik, et.al.
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Analysis and Mathematical Physics (AMP) publishes current research results as well as selected high-quality survey articles in real, complex, harmonic; and geometric analysis originating and or having applications in mathematical physics. The journal promotes dialog among specialists in these areas.