
doi: 10.1007/bf01388803
Soit \(\Omega =]0,T[\times \omega\), où \(\omega\) est un voisinage ouvert de 0 dans \({\mathbb{R}}^ N\), l'A. montre que toute solution de classe \(C^ 2\) du problème \[ (1)\quad \partial u/\partial t=F(t,x,u,\nabla u),\quad u(0,x)=\phi (u) \] est unique dans un voisinage de \(0\subset {\bar \Omega}\) (théorème 1.1.1). L'unicité dépend de l'approximation de u par une suite \(u_{\lambda}\in C^ 2(\Omega_ 0)\), où les \(u_{\lambda}\) sont solutions du problème (1) par une donnée initiale \(\phi_{\lambda}\) analytique, les \(u_{\lambda}\) étant également solution d'une équation implicite (lemme 2.3.1). Il faut de plus montrer que les \(u_{\lambda}\) sont définies sur un même voisinage \(\Omega_ 0\) de 0 (paragraphe 4).
Cauchy problem, 510.mathematics, Hamiltonian field of the equation, Nonlinear first-order PDEs, noncharacteristic, General existence and uniqueness theorems (PDE), nonlinear first order analytic partial differential equations, Theoretical approximation in context of PDEs, Article, uniqueness of \(C^ 2\) complex valued solutions
Cauchy problem, 510.mathematics, Hamiltonian field of the equation, Nonlinear first-order PDEs, noncharacteristic, General existence and uniqueness theorems (PDE), nonlinear first order analytic partial differential equations, Theoretical approximation in context of PDEs, Article, uniqueness of \(C^ 2\) complex valued solutions
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