Blow up of solutions and boundary instabilities in nonlinear hyperbolic equations
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The author constructs the example of systems of two Burgers equations being coupled through linear boundary conditions. He proves, that the solution of the initial boundary value problem blows up in finite time for arbitrarily small initial data.
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