演化\( p(x) \) -单空间变量拉普拉斯方程黏度解的存在性

IF 0.58 Q3 Engineering

Journal of Applied and Industrial Mathematics Pub Date : 2025-07-11 DOI:10.1134/S1990478924040215

Ar. S. Tersenov

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摘要

在不满足Bernstein-Nagumo条件的梯度项存在的情况下，研究了具有一个空间变量的\( p(x) \) -拉普拉斯算子的第一边值问题。定义了一类梯度非线性问题，证明了该类问题的粘性解在\( x \)中是Lipschitz连续的，在\( t \)中是Hölder连续的。

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On the Existence of Viscosity Solutions for Evolution \( p(x) \)-Laplace Equation with One Spatial Variable

In this paper, we study the first boundary value problem for the \( p(x) \)-Laplacian with one spatial variable in the presence of gradient terms that do not satisfy the Bernstein–Nagumo condition. A class of gradient nonlinearities is defined for which the existence of a viscosity solution that is Lipschitz continuous in \( x \) and Hölder continuous in \( t \) is proven.

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