Global solvability for damped abstract nonlinear hyperbolic systems
The problem of existence of weak Hilbert-space-valued solutions to an initial-value problem for the abstract equation \(w_{tt} + {\mathcal A}_1w +{\mathcal A}_2w_t + {\mathcal N}^*g({\mathcal N} w) = f\) with given operators \({\mathcal A}_1, {\mathcal A}_2, {\mathcal N}, g\) and right-hand side \(f\) is solved via compactness and monotonicity method based on Galerkin approximations and an energy-type a priori estimate. The authors also give sufficient conditions for uniqueness and derive a variation-of-constants formula for the solution. As an example they consider the case where \({\mathcal N} = \Delta \) is the Laplacian in a bounded smooth domain \(\Omega \subset R^m\), \({\mathcal A}_1 = {\mathcal A}_2 = \Delta ^2\) with boundary conditions \(w = \partial w/\partial n = 0\) on \(\partial \Omega \) and \(g\) is a real function.
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