... damping and source terms,” Journal of Mathematical Analysis and Applications, vol 239, no 2, pp 213–226, 1999 13 Y Zhijian, Existenceandasymptotic behaviour ofsolutions for a class of quasi-linear ... By mean of the Galerkin method and compactness criteria and a difference inequality introduced by Nakao 18 , the author 19, 20 has proved the existenceand decay estimate ofglobalsolutions ... existenceof the solution, that is, T ∞ Thus, the solution u t is a global solution of the problem 1.1 – 1.3 The following theorem shows the asymptotic behavior ofglobalsolutionsof problem...
... Next, by the standard continuous arguments, we can obtain the globalexistenceof smooth solutions That is, we combine the local existenceand a priori estimate For the local existenceof the solution ... together with local existence, leads to globalexistenceof the smooth solutions for IBVP (1.2)–(1.4) by standard continuity arguments In order to obtain the asymptotic behavior and optimal decay ... about the globalexistenceand large time behavior to (1.2) with boundary effect can be found In this article we will consider globalexistenceandasymptotic behavior of smooth solutions to the...
... applications of differential inclusions On the other hand, it is interesting to mention the existenceand nonexistence ofglobalsolutions for nonlinear wave equations with nonlinear damping and source ... Liu and M Wang, Globalexistenceand blow-up ofsolutions for some hyperbolic systems with damping and source terms,” Nonlinear Analysis, vol 64, no 1, pp 69–91, 2006 [5] S A Messaoudi, Global ... the existenceofglobal weak solutions to problem (1.1) is proved by using the potential-well method and the Faedo-Galerkin method In Section 4, the asymptotic stability of the solutions is investigated...
... applications of differential inclusions On the other hand, it is interesting to mention the existenceand nonexistence ofglobalsolutions for nonlinear wave equations with nonlinear damping and source ... Liu and M Wang, Globalexistenceand blow-up ofsolutions for some hyperbolic systems with damping and source terms,” Nonlinear Analysis, vol 64, no 1, pp 69–91, 2006 [5] S A Messaoudi, Global ... the existenceofglobal weak solutions to problem (1.1) is proved by using the potential-well method and the Faedo-Galerkin method In Section 4, the asymptotic stability of the solutions is investigated...
... 2 Journal of Inequalities and Applications are rare Our aim is to give the existenceof positive solutions for problem (P), and give the asymptotic behavior of positive solutions near boundary ... with nonstandard p(x)growth conditions,” Journal of Mathematical Analysis and Applications, vol 312, no 1, pp 24–32, 2005 [11] Q Zhang, Existenceof positive solutions for a class of p(x)-Laplacian ... Proof Denote un = positive solutionsof n + an , where − n is a solution of (3.1) Since {un } is a sequence of p(x) u = u(x) = an λ uγ(x) in Ω, (II) for x ∈ ∂Ω, then every un is subsolution and...
... assumed solutions The proof ofasymptotic behavior of solution is given in Section Journal of Inequalities and Applications Assumptions and Main Results We first give some notations and definitions ... Lp and W0 for Lp Ω and W0 Ω and relevant norms by · p and · 1,p , respectively In general, · X denotes the norm of Banach space X We also denote by ·, · and ·, · the inner product of L2 Ω and ... completes the proof ofexistenceof solution u t To prove the uniqueness, we assume that u t and v t are two solutions which satisfy vt Setting U t ut t , V t vt t , and W t 2.5 - 2.6 and u v , ut...
... part of Lemma 2.6 only However, this is crucial in the proof of the uniqueness of strong solutionsGlobalexistenceof strong solutions In this section, we prove the globalexistenceof strong solutions ... important role in the proof of uniqueness of strong solutions Similar conditions were proposed in 16–18 when the authors studied the globalexistenceand uniqueness ofsolutionsof the Navier-Stokes ... can show the globalexistenceof weak solutions without uniqueness if the compatibility conditions 1.9 , 1.10 are not valid We will prove the globalexistenceand uniqueness of strong solutions...
... part of Lemma 2.6 only However, this is crucial in the proof of the uniqueness of strong solutionsGlobalexistenceof strong solutions In this section, we prove the globalexistenceof strong solutions ... important role in the proof of uniqueness of strong solutions Similar conditions were proposed in 16–18 when the authors studied the globalexistenceand uniqueness ofsolutionsof the Navier-Stokes ... can show the globalexistenceof weak solutions without uniqueness if the compatibility conditions 1.9 , 1.10 are not valid We will prove the globalexistenceand uniqueness of strong solutions...
... terms see, e.g 3, , where theorems on asymptotic stability of the zero solution and estimates of the zero solution and the estimates of the rate of decay ofsolutions to second order wave equations ... dynamics of marine risers,” Zeitschrift fur Angewandte Mathematik und ¨ Mechanik, vol 77, no 3, pp 209–215, 1997 M Nakao, “Remarks on the existenceand uniqueness ofglobal decaying solutionsof the ... l It is shown that the zero solution of the problem 1.3 - 1.2 is globally asymptotically stable, that is, the zero solution is stable and all solutionsof this problem are tending to zero when...
... Science Foundation of China 10971202 , and the Research Grant Council of Hong Kong SAR, China project no HKU7016/07P References S Lu and W Ge, “On the existenceof periodic solutions for neutral ... the results of Theorems 3.1 and 3.2 still hold Next, we study the Lyapunov stability of the periodic solutionsof 3.32 Theorem 3.5 Assume that H4 holds Then every T -periodic solution of 3.32 is ... t−τ t p t, 1.2 e t , and by using topological degree theory and some analysis skills, existence results of periodic solutions for 1.2 have been presented In general, most of the existing results...
... limits liminf and limsup are finite by the application of Lemmas 2.1, 2.2, and 2.3 as in the proof of Theorem 3.1 Hence, the proof of Corollary 4.2 is complete 258 Asymptotic stability of cubic SDEs ... the asymptotic behavior of (1.1) help us to understand the asymptotic behavior of methods (1.3) and provide criteria to choose possibly variable step sizes ∆n in its algorithm such that asymptotic ... However, only few of those discretization methods are appropriate to tackle the problem of almost sure asymptotic stability of their trivial solutions One of the successful classes is that of partially...
... obtained at pH 6.0 No preferential loss of signal in the region of any of the aromatic residues was observed, suggesting a global loss of the tertiary structure of ovorubin Enzymatic digestion with ... (2005) Effects of submersion and aerial exposure on clutches and hatchlings of Pomacea canaliculata (Gastropoda: Ampullariidae) Am Malacol Bull 20, 55–63 Structure and pH stability of snail egg ... with a major axis of ˚ ˚ 130 A and a minor one varying between 63 and 76 A Image analysis of transmission electron microscopy (TEM) data provided a size distribution curve of these particles...
... are satisfied if Y (g0 ) ≥ and M Q0 dV0 ≥ 0, and M is not conformally equivalent to the standard sphere S C Fefferman and R Graham [14], [15] established the existenceof a conn formally invariant ... by M Struwe [24] to establish globalexistenceand exponential convergence for the Ricci flow on compact surfaces, and by X Chen and G Tian [7] to prove convergence of the K¨hler-Ricci flow on K¨hler-Einstein ... in the asymptoticexpansionof the kernel H(y, z) coincides with that of the Green’s function for the opern ator (−∆) in Rn Hence, we can apply an inequality of D Adams (see [1, Theorems and 2])...
... class ofsolutions related to the figure-8 orbit and made important progress on excluding collision paths [17], [5] Inspired by the discovery of the figure8 orbit, a large number of new solutions ... with variational methods on the existenceof certain types ofsolutions to the planar three-body problem with various choices of masses There is a natural way of classifying orbits by their topological ... line represents a similarity class of one type of double collision Let S be the unit EXISTENCEAND MINIMIZING PROPERTIES OF RETROGRADE ORBITS 329 sphere in V and S be the unit shape sphere The...
... ligands for the T cell receptor and costimulatory molecules can activate and expand T cells for transfer, while improving their potency and function The first generation of aAPC consisted of ... KT64/BBL aAPCs-based expansion TILs K562 cells expressing CD64, CD137L and CD28 ligands CD80 and CD86, pulsed with anti-CD3 antibody efficiently activate and expand CD8+ CD28- T cells and antigen-specific ... comparison, addition of IL-2 to aAPC-based expansion induced vigorous numerical growth of TILs (>170-fold) in the presence or absence of anti-CD28 mAb, and the level of TIL expansion was similar...
... B: Global nonexistence of positive initial-energy solutionsof a system of nonlinear wave equations with damping and source terms Diff Integ Equ 23, 79–92 (2010) 27 Vitillaro, E: Global nonexistence ... f1 and f2, the techniques used by Han and Wang [19] and Agre and Rammaha [22] allowed them to prove the local existence result only for n ≤ We note that the local existence result in the case of ... (3:3) Proof The proof is almost the same that of Said-Houari [26], so we omit it here □ To prove our result and for the sake of simplicity, we take a = b = and introduce the following: Liang and Gao...
... 2010 19 L Erbe, A Peterson, and S H Saker, Asymptotic behavior ofsolutionsof a third-order nonlinear dynamic equation on time scales,” Journal of Computational and Applied Mathematics, vol ... behaviour of bounded solutionsof a class of higher-order neutral dynamic equations,” Applied Mathematics and Computation, vol 215, no 6, pp 2174–2183, 2009 23 D.-X Chen, “Oscillation andasymptotic behavior ... solutionsof various equations on time scales, and we refer the reader to 5–18 Recently, Erbe et al 19–21 considered the asymptotic behavior ofsolutionsof the third-order dynamic equations a t r...
... Mitidieri [4, 5], Poffald and Reich ¸ [6], and V´ ron [7] e V´ ron [8, 9] studied the existenceand uniqueness ofsolutions to (1.1) with the fole lowing assumptions on p(t) and r(t): p ∈ W 2,∞ (0,+∞), ... remarks on the asymptotic behaviour of the solutionsof second order evolution equations,” Journal of Mathematical Analysis and Applications, vol 107, no 1, pp 211–221, 1985 [6] E I Poffald and S Reich, ... operator A and the functions p(t) and r(t), similar to those assumed by V´ ron [8, 9], implying the existenceofsolutions to (1.1) e Throughout the paper, we assume that (1.2) holds and A−1 (0)...