
In this paper, there are studied sample paths properties of stochastic processes representing solutions of higher-order dispersive equations with random initial conditions given by φ-sub-Gaussian harmonizable processes. The main results are the bounds for the rate of growth of such stochastic processes considered over unbounded domains. The class of φ-sub-Gaussian processes with φ(x) = |x|^α/α, 1 < α <= 2, is a natural generalization of Gaussian processes. For such initial conditions the bounds for the distribution of supremum of solutions can be calculated in rather simple form. The bounds for the rate of growth of solution to higher-order partial differential equations with random initial conditions in the case of general φ were obtained in [9], the derivation was based on the sults stated in [1]. Here we use another approach, which allows us, for the particular case φ(x) = |x|^α/α, α є (1, 2], to present the expressions for the bounds in the closed form.
rate of growth, General second-order stochastic processes, random initial condition, PDEs with randomness, stochastic partial differential equations, higher-order dispersive equation, Semilinear parabolic equations, \(\varphi\)-sub-Gaussian process
rate of growth, General second-order stochastic processes, random initial condition, PDEs with randomness, stochastic partial differential equations, higher-order dispersive equation, Semilinear parabolic equations, \(\varphi\)-sub-Gaussian process
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