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Networks and Heterogeneous Media
December 2020 , Volume 15 , Issue 4
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We consider the spectrum of a class of positive, second-order elliptic systems of partial differential equations defined in the plane
Using the methods of asymptotic analysis we study the position of the spectral bands as
We consider the effective conductivity
We introduce new coupling conditions for isentropic flow on networks based on an artificial density at the junction. The new coupling conditions can be derived from a kinetic model by imposing a condition on energy dissipation. Existence and uniqueness of solutions to the generalized Riemann and Cauchy problem are proven. The result for the generalized Riemann problem is globally in state space. Furthermore, non-increasing energy at the junction and a maximum principle are proven. A numerical example is given in which the new conditions are the only known conditions leading to the physically correct wave types. The approach generalizes to full gas dynamics.
We investigate the simultaneous observability of infinite systems of vibrating strings or beams having a common endpoint where the observation is taking place. Our results are new even for finite systems because we allow the vibrations to take place in independent directions. Our main tool is a vectorial generalization of some classical theorems of Ingham, Beurling and Kahane in nonharmonic analysis.
We study the modeling and simulation of gas pipeline networks, with a focus on fast numerical methods for the simulation of transient dynamics. The obtained mathematical model of the underlying network is represented by a system of nonlinear differential algebraic equations (DAEs). With our modeling approach, we reduce the number of algebraic constraints, which correspond to the
Here, we study the existence and the convergence of solutions for the vanishing discount MFG problem with a quadratic Hamiltonian. We give conditions under which the discounted problem has a unique classical solution and prove convergence of the vanishing-discount limit to a unique solution up to constants. Then, we establish refined asymptotics for the limit. When those conditions do not hold, the limit problem may not have a unique solution and its solutions may not be smooth, as we illustrate in an elementary example. Finally, we investigate the stability of regular weak solutions and address the selection problem. Using ideas from Aubry-Mather theory, we establish a selection criterion for the limit.
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