A lower bound for the amplitude of traveling waves of suspension bridges

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Abstract: We obtain a lower bound for the amplitude of nonzero homoclinic traveling wave solutions of the McKenna--Walter suspension bridge model. As a consequence of our lower bound, all nonzero homoclinic traveling waves become unbounded as their speed of propagation goes to zero (in accordance with numerical observations).


The authors study the McKenna-Walter suspension bridge model NEWLINE\[NEWLINEu_{tt}+u_{xxxx}+f(u)=0. \tag{1}NEWLINE\]NEWLINE Under suitable conditions on the term \(f\), they obtain a lower bound for the amplitude of nonzero homoclinic traveling wave solutions of \((1)\). As a consequence of this lower bound, they prove that all nonzero homoclinic traveling waves become unbounded as their speed of propagation goes to zero.











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