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Hyperbolic Differential Equations
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✦ Table of Contents
First page
First part - Linear hyperbolic equations with constant coefficients and symbolic calculus with several variables
Introduction
Bibliography
Chap. I The symbolic calculus
l. Fourier and Laplace transforma
2. Definition and main properties of the symbolic calculus
3. Examples
Chap. II Symbolic product by a function of +-p₁²+-...+-p_l²
l. Preliminary
2. Symbolic product by a function of p₁² + ... + P_l²
3. Symbolic product by a function of -p₁² + p₂²+... + P_l²
Ch. III Symbolic product by a^β(p), where a is a polynomial and β a complex number; the case β=-1
l. The real projection of the algebraic manifold a(ζ) = 0 and the complement Δ(a) of the closure of its projection
2. The director cone Γ(a) of Δ(a) and its dual C(a)
3. The convex domain Δ_α(a,β,b) such that the operator b(p)a^β(p) is bounded for p in Δ_α(a,β,b) where b is a polynomial
4. The elementary solution
5. Conclusions
Chap. IV Symbolic product by 1/a(p), when a(p) is a homogeneous polynomial
1. The exterior differential calculus
2. Herglotz's formula
3. The case: l even, m-l > l (Herglotz)
4. The case: l odd, m-l > l (Petrowsky)
5. The general case
6. Example: the waves equation
Second Part - Linear hyperbolic equations with variable coefficients
Introduction
Bibliography
Chap. V The existence of global solutions on a vector space
Introduction to Chap. V
1. The matrices B defining norms for which a given matrix A is hermitian
2. The operators B defining norms for which the hermitian part of a given operator A is bounded
3. A priori bound for the local solutions of the hyperbolic equation
4. Existence theorems
Chap. VI The inverses of a hyperbolic operator on a vector space
Introduction to Chap. VI
1. The cones whose sheets separate the sheets of a given cone
2. The hyperbolic operators of order m-l whose product by a given hyperbolic operator of order m has a positive hermitian part
3. The inverses of a regularly hyperbolic operator
4. Emission and dependence domain
Chap. VII The inverses of a hyperbolic operator on a manifold
1. Hyperbolic operators and emission
2. The inverses of a hyperbolic operator
3. The elementary solutions
4. Cauchy's problem
Chap. VIII Hyperbolic systems
l. Notation and results
2. The proof of the preceding statements
Third Part - Non-linear equations systems
Introduction
l. Preliminary: Quasi-linear equations and systems
2. Non-linear equations
3. Non-linear systems
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<p><P>Serge Alinhac (1948–) received his PhD from l'Université Paris-Sud XI (Orsay). After teaching at l'Université Paris Diderot VII and Purdue University, he has been a professor of mathematics at l'Université Paris-Sud XI (Orsay) since 1978. He is the author of <EM>Blowup for Nonlinear Hyperbolic
The theory of hyperbolic equations is a large subject, and its applications are many: fluid dynamics and aerodynamics, the theory of elasticity, optics, electromagnetic waves, direct and inverse scattering, and the general theory of relativity. This book is an introduction to most facets of the theo
<p><P>Serge Alinhac (1948–) received his PhD from l'Université Paris-Sud XI (Orsay). After teaching at l'Université Paris Diderot VII and Purdue University, he has been a professor of mathematics at l'Université Paris-Sud XI (Orsay) since 1978. He is the author of <EM>Blowup for Nonlinear Hyperbolic