Shock layers interactions for a relaxation approximation to conservation laws
The authors study the time-asymptotic behavior of interactions between shock waves in semilinear relaxation systems which are the approximations of scalar conservation laws in one dimension. The authors first construct the interaction of two shock profiles in the \(2\times 2\) case, then prove that there exists a unique solution and an approximate solution which can be constructed by shock profiles in \(L^1\). The authors also consider the case of a \(2N\times 2N\) system with a \(L^\infty\) bound for its solution and the case without an a priori \(L^\infty\) bound respectively.
- Asymptotic stability of relaxation shock profiles for hyperbolic conservation laws.
- Mass flux schemes and connection to shock instability
- Semi-linear and kinetic relaxation for systems of conservation laws
- Interaction of a shock with a density disturbance via shock fitting
- Microscopic structure of shocks in conservation laws
- Convergence of relaxation schemes to the equations of elastodynamics
- Asymptotic decay to relaxation shock fronts in two dimensions
- Time-asymptotic interactions of Boltzmann shock layers in the presence of boundary
- Linear stability of shock profiles for systems of conservation laws with semi-linear relaxation
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