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Zeitschrift für angewandte Mathematik und Physik
Article . 1988 . Peer-reviewed
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Energy methods for a parabolic-hyperbolic interface problem arising in electromagnetism

Energy method for a parabolic-hyperbolic interface problem arising in electromagnetism
Authors: Al-Droubi, Akram; Renardy, Michael;

Energy methods for a parabolic-hyperbolic interface problem arising in electromagnetism

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The authors are concerned with weak solutions of the following \(problem:\) \(\sigma\) \(u_ t=\Delta u+f(x,t)\) on \(\Omega^-\), \(\beta u_{tt}=\Delta u+g(x,t)\) on \(\Omega^+\), \(u^-=u^+\), \(u_ n^-=u_ n^+\) on \(\partial \Omega^-\), \(u(x,0)=U_ 0(x)\), \(x\in R^ 2\); \(u_ t(x,0)=U_ 1(x)\), \(x\in \Omega^+,\) where \(\sigma\), \(\beta\) are positive constants, \(\Omega^-\) a bounded domain in \(R^ 2\) with smooth boundary, \(\Omega^+=int(R^ 2\setminus \Omega^-)\), \(u^+\) and \(u^-\) the limits on \(\partial \Omega^-\) from the exterior and interior of \(\Omega^-\), respectively, and \(u_ n\) is the outward normal derivative with respect to \(\partial \Omega^- \). They study the existence and regularity of solutions. The existence proof is based on the method of singular perturbation in \(\Omega^-\) and on the Galerkin's method.

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metallic cylinder, regularity, PDEs of mixed type, Galerkin's method, energy estimates, external electromagnetic field, existence, Existence of generalized solutions of PDE, Regularity of generalized solutions of PDE, production of eddy currents, Electromagnetic theory (general), weak solutions, parabolic-hyperbolic problem, singular perturbation

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