We study the boundary layer effect in the small relaxation limit to the equilibrium scalar conservation laws in one space dimension for the relaxation system proposed in [6]. First, it is shown that for initial and boundary data satisfying a strict version of the subcharacteristic condition, there
The Initial Boundary Value Problems for Hyperbolic Conservation Laws with Relaxation
โ Scribed by Shinya Nishibata
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1996
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 655 KB
- Volume
- 130
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0022-0396
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โฆ Synopsis
The hyperbolic conservation laws with relaxation appear in many physical models such as those for gas dynamics with thermo-non-equilibrium, elasticity with memory, flood flow with friction, traffic flow, etc.. The main concern of this article is the long-time effect of the relaxations on the boundary layer behaviors. In this article, we investigate this problem for a simple model of 2_2 systems. Conditions relating the boundary data and far field states are found for the existence of the boundary layers. Also, it is proven that the boundary layers thus obtained are nonlinearly stable.
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## Abstract We examine the existence and regularity results for a scalar conservation law with a convexity condition and solve its weak solution with shocks by using a special method of characterization combined with a representation formula for the weak solution.
was studied by Hsiao and Liu [22] who showed that its solutions exhibit a long-time behavior governed by Hyperbolic systems often have relaxation terms that give them a partially conservative form and that lead to a long-time behavior governed by reduced systems that are parabolic in nature. In this