Smooth solution for one-dimensional inhomogeneous Heisenberg chain equations (Q4935378)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1395858
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    Smooth solution for one-dimensional inhomogeneous Heisenberg chain equations
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1395858

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      Smooth solution for one-dimensional inhomogeneous Heisenberg chain equations (English)
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      9 April 2000
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      viscosity vanishing solution
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      existence
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      inhomogeneous Heisenberg chain equations
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      global smooth solution
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      viscosity equation
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      long-time behaviour
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      The paper deals with the existence of a smooth solution to the inhomogeneous Heisenberg chain equations in one dimension of the form \[ Z_t= f(x) Z\times Z_{xx}+ f'(x)Z\times Z_x \] where \(Z(x,t)= (Z_1(x,t), Z_2(x,t), Z_3(x,t))\) and \(f(x)\) is some smooth function. The authors use the viscosity vanishing method and they prove that the global smooth solution to the viscosity equation is unique. The long-time behaviour of the viscosity equation is not considered here.
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