Evolution inclusions and variation inequalities for earth data processing. II. Differential-operator inclusions and evolution variation inequalities for earth data processing. (Q986036)

In this second volume, the authors study new classes of non-coercive differential operator inclusions and variational inequalities containing operators of monotone type. For this investigation, various approximate methods are applied. These methods allow not only to prove the existence of solutions of these objects, but also to develop some computational algorithms. The contents of the second volume are the following: Chapter 1. Auxiliary statements. 1.1. Functional spaces: embedding and approximation theorems. 1.2. The classes of \(W_{\lambda_0}\)-pseudomonotone maps. Chapter 2. Differential-operator inclusions with \(W_{\lambda_0}\)-pseudomonotone maps. 2.1. Dubinskij method for operators with \((X;W)\)-semibounded variation. 2.2. Brezis method for \(W_{\lambda_0}\)-pseudomonotone maps. 2.3. Dubinskij method for non-coercive operators. 2.4. Faedo-Galerkin method for differential operator inclusions. 2.5. The method of finite differences for differential operator inclusions in Banach spaces. 2.6. On solvability of the second order evolution inclusions with Volterra type operators. 2.7. The practical experience of the modeling of harmful impurities expansion process in the atmosphere taking into account the ``heat island'' effect. Chapter 3. Evolution variational inequalities. 3.1. Equivalent representation for evolution variational inequalities with differential operator inclusions. 3.2. Strong solutions for evolution variational inequalities. 3.3. The multivalued penalty method for evolution variational inequalities. 3.4. Evolution variational inequalities with non-coercive multivalued maps. 3.5. On solvability of the class of evolution variational inequalities with \(W_{\lambda_0}\)-pseudomonotone maps. 3.6. The modeling of unilateral processes of diffusion of petroleum in porous media with the limiting pressure gradient. 3.7. On analysis and control of second order hemivariational inequalities with \(+\)-coercive multivalued damping. Appendix. Vortical flow pattern past a square prism: numerical model and control algorithms. [For Part I, see Zbl 1213.47001.]