Evolution equations and Lagrangian coordinates
The book is an exposition of the recent results on the study of evolution equations (mainly the parabolic ones) by means of the method of Lagrangian coordinates. The book is a very good reference for researchers in the field and suitable for doctoral and postdoctoral students. The Lagrangian method applies the mechanical Lagrangian description to the study of abstract evolution equations. This is possible when the evolution equation is of divergent form. The ideas are developed in several directions: algebraic and numerical aspects, and the application to study free boundary problems. Chapter I is devoted to the Verigin problem, related to the mathematical modeling of joint motions of two immiscible liquids through a porous medium. It is presented the complete investigation of this problem in the one-dimensional formulation. In Chapter II, the authors discuss the algebraic properties of the transformation associated to the Lagrangian coordinates. Chapter III contains a systematic study of the Cauchy problem for equations of the generalized porous medium type. Chapter IV is a collection of results for the multidimensional free boundary problems for parabolic equations. Mainly, the two studied problems are the classical one-phase Stefan problem and the Boussinesq equation of the filtration theory.
- Lagrangian approach to the study of level sets: Application to a free boundary problem in climatology
- Reciprocal transformations of two-component hyperbolic systems and their invariants
- Non-self-similar solutions of multidimensional nonlinear diffusion equations
- Multidimensional exact solutions to the reaction-diffusion system with power-law nonlinear terms
- On periodic solutions of a nonlinear reaction-diffusion system
- Computing the wavefunction from trajectories: particle and wave pictures in quantum mechanics and their relation
- On the integrability of Bertrand curves and Razzaboni surfaces.
- Interfaces in multidimensional diffusion equations with absorption terms
- Interfaces in diffusion-absorption processes in nonhomogeneous media
- Group analysis of a one-dimensional model of gas flow in a porous medium
- Research of compatibility of the redefined system for the multidimensional nonlinear heat equation (special case)
- Global-in-time strong solvability of the multi-dimensional one-phase Stefan problem for an incompressible viscous fluid
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- First integrals and periodic solutions of a system with power nonlinearities
- Exact Solutions of the Precursor Film Equation
- Cross-diffusion and traveling waves in porous-media flux-saturated Keller-Segel models
- Existence and uniqueness of the solution of the boundary-value problem for a parabolic equation of unsteady filtration
- The Lund–Regge surface and its motion’s evolution equation
- Qualitative behaviour for flux-saturated mechanisms: travelling waves, waiting time and smoothing effects
- Group-theoretical framework for potential symmetries of evolution equations
- Invariant solutions of nonlinear diffusion equations with maximal symmetry algebra
- Lie group approach for constructing all reciprocal transformations: The two‐dimensional stationary gas dynamics equations
- Confinement-induced drift in Marangoni-driven transport of surfactant: a Lagrangian perspective
- Equivalence to the classical heat equation through reciprocal transformations
- Classification of local and nonlocal symmetries of fourth-order nonlinear evolution equations
- Nonlocal symmetries of evolution equations
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