Evolution problems with nonlinear nonlocal boundary conditions (Q2377295)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 6182589
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    Evolution problems with nonlinear nonlocal boundary conditions
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 6182589

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      Evolution problems with nonlinear nonlocal boundary conditions (English)
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      28 June 2013
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      The authors consider a nonlinear evolution problem with nonlinear nonlocal boundary conditions. They concentrate on existence results obtained by applying the degree theory for function triples with a Fredholm function developed in [the third author, Topological analysis. From the basics to the triple degree for nonlinear Fredholm inclusions. Berlin: De Gruyter (2012; Zbl 1248.47001)]. The two interesting cases are studied: of an immediately compact semigroup or some Lipschitz and compactness type condition on the nonlinearity. As applications, the authors present a particular age-population model and show that every controlled reaction-diffusion equation is subject to a shape-preserving huge growth.
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      nonlinear boundary condition
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      nonlocal boundary condition
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      function triple degree
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      nonlinear Fredholm map
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      semilinear partial differential equation
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      profile-preserving growth
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      age-population model
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