Stability of solutions of quasilinear parabolic equations

Abstract: We bound the difference between solutions

u

and

v

of

u_{t} = a D e l t a u + D i v_{x} f + h

and

v_{t} = b D e l t a v + D i v_{x} g + k

with initial data

p h i

and

p s i

, respectively, by

V e r t u (t, c d o t) - v (t, c d o t) V e r t_{L^{p} (E)} l e A_{E} (t) V e r t p h i - p s i V e r t_{L^{i} n f t y (R^{n})}^{2 h o_{p}} + B (t) (V e r t a - b V e r t_{i n f t y} + V e r t a b l a_{x} c d o t f - a b l a_{x} c d o t g V e r t_{i n f t y} + V e r t f_{u} - g_{u} V e r t_{i n f t y} + V e r t h - k V e r t_{i n f t y})^{h o_{p}} a b s E^{e t a_{p}}

. Here all functions

a

,

f

, and

h

are smooth and bounded, and may depend on

u

,

x i n R^{n}

, and

t

. The functions

a

and

h

may in addition depend on

a b l a u

. Identical assumptions hold for the functions that determine the solutions

v

. Furthermore,

E s u b s e t R^{n}

is assumed to be a bounded set, and

h o_{p}

and

e t a_{p}

are fractions that depend on

n

and

p

. The diffusion coefficients

a

and

b

are assumed to be strictly positive and the initial data are smooth.

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