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Well-posedness and blowup results for the swirl-free and axisymmetric primitive equations in a cylinderSadatHosseiniKhajouei, Narges 02 May 2022 (has links)
This thesis is devoted to the motion of the incompressible and inviscid flow which is ax-
isymmetric and swirl-free in a cylinder, where the hydrostatic approximation is made in the
axial direction. It addresses the problem of local existence and uniqueness in the spaces of
analytic functions for the Cauchy problem for the inviscid primitive equations, also called the
hydrostatic incompressible Euler equations, on a cylinder, under some extra conditions. Following the method introduced by Kukavica-Temam-Vicol-Ziane in Int. J. Differ. Equ. 250
(2011) , we use the suitable extension of the Cauchy-Kowalewski theorem to construct locally in
time, unique and real-analytic solution, and find the explicit rate of decay of the radius of real-analiticity. Furthermore, this thesis discusses the problem of finite-time blowup of the solution
of the system of equations. Following a part of the method introduced by Wong in Proc Am
Math Soc. 143 (2015), we prove that the first derivative of the radial velocity blows up in time,
using primary functional analysis tools for a certain class of initial data. Taking the solution
frozen at r = 0, we can apply an a priori estimate on the second derivative of the pressure term,
to derive a Ricatti type inequality. / Graduate
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Local and global well-posedness for nonlinear Dirac type equationsCandy, Timothy Lars January 2012 (has links)
We investigate the local and global well-posedness of a variety of nonlinear Dirac type equations with null structure on R1+1. In particular, we prove global existence in L2 for a nonlinear Dirac equation known as the Thirring model. Local existence in Hs for s > 0, and global existence for s > 1/2 , has recently been proven by Selberg-Tesfahun where they used Xs,b spaces together with a type of null form estimate. In contrast, motivated by the recent work of Machihara-Nakanishi-Tsugawa, we prove local existence in the scale invariant class L2 by using null coordinates. Moreover, again using null coordinates, we prove almost optimal local wellposedness for the Chern-Simons-Dirac equation which extends recent work of Huh. To prove global well-posedness for the Thirring model, we introduce a decomposition which shows the solution is linear (up to gauge transforms in U(1)), with an error term that can be controlled in L∞. This decomposition is also applied to prove global existence for the Chern-Simons-Dirac equation. This thesis also contains a study of bilinear estimates in Xs,b± (R2) spaces. These estimates are often used in the theory of nonlinear Dirac equations on R1+1. We prove estimates that are optimal up to endpoints by using dyadic decomposition together with some simplifications due to Tao. As an application, by using the I-method of Colliander-Keel-Staffilani-Takaoka-Tao, we extend the work of Tesfahun on global existence below the charge class for the Dirac-Klein- Gordon equation on R1+1. The final result contained in this thesis concerns the space-time Monopole equation. Recent work of Czubak showed that the space-time Monopole equation is locally well-posed in the Coulomb gauge for small initial data in Hs(R2) for s > 1/4 . Here we show that the Monopole equation has null structure in Lorenz gauge, and use this to prove local well-posedness for large initial data in Hs(R2) with s > 1/4.
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Well-posedness and Control of the Korteweg-de Vries Equation on a Finite DomainCaicedo Caceres, Miguel Andres 19 October 2015 (has links)
No description available.
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About an autoconvolution problem arising in ultrashort laser pulse characterizationBürger, Steven 03 November 2014 (has links) (PDF)
We are investigating a kernel-based autoconvolution problem, which has its origin in the physics of ultra short laser pulses. The task in this problem is to reconstruct a complex-valued function $x$ on a finite interval from measurements of its absolute value and a kernel-based autoconvolution of the form [[F(x)](s)=int k(s,t)x(s-t)x(t)de t.]
This problem has not been studied in the literature. One reason might be that one has more information than in the classical autoconvolution case, where only the right hand side is available. Nevertheless we show that ill posedness phenomena may occur. We also propose an algorithm to solve the problem numerically and demonstrate its performance with artificial data. Since the algorithm fails to produce good results with real data and we suspect that the data for $|F(x)|$ are not dependable we also consider the whole problem with only $arg(F(x))$ given instead of $F(x)$.
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Well-posedness of the one-dimensional derivative nonlinear Schrödinger equationMoşincat, Răzvan Octavian January 2018 (has links)
This thesis is concerned with the well-posedness of the one-dimensional derivative non-linear Schrodinger equation (DNLS). In particular, we study the initial-value problem associated to DNLS with low-regularity initial data in two settings: (i) on the torus (namely with the periodic boundary condition) and (ii) on the real line. Our first main goal is to study the global-in-time behaviour of solutions to DNLS in the periodic setting, where global well-posedness is known to hold under a small mass assumption. In Chapter 2, we relax the smallness assumption on the mass and establish global well-posedness of DNLS for smooth initial data. In Chapter 3, we then extend this result for rougher initial data. In particular, we employ the I-method introduced by Colliander, Keel, Staffilani, Takaoka, and Tao and show the global well-posedness of the periodic DNLS at the end-point regularity. In the implementation of the I-method, we apply normal form reductions to construct higher order modified energy functionals. In Chapter 4, we turn our attention to the uniqueness of solutions to DNLS on the real line. By using an infinite iteration of normal form reductions introduced by Guo, Kwon, and Oh in the context of one-dimensional cubic NLS on the torus, we construct solutions to DNLS without using any auxiliary function space. As a result, we prove the unconditional uniqueness of solutions to DNLS on the real line in an almost end-point regularity.
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Global well-posedness and scattering for the defocusing energy-supercritical cubic nonlinear wave equationBulut, Aynur 25 October 2011 (has links)
We study the initial value problem for the defocusing nonlinear wave equation with cubic nonlinearity F(u)=|u|^2u in the energy-supercritical regime, that is dimensions d\geq 5. We prove that solutions to this equation satisfying an a priori bound in the critical homogeneous Sobolev space exist globally in time and scatter in the case of spatial dimensions d\geq 6 with general (possibly non-radial) initial data, and in the case of spatial dimension d=5 with radial initial data. / text
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On use of inhomogeneous media for elimination of ill-posedness in the inverse problemFeroj, Md Jamil 17 April 2014 (has links)
This thesis outlines a novel approach to make ill-posed inverse source problem well-posed exploiting inhomogeneous media. More precisely, we use Maxwell fish-eye lens to make scattered field emanating from distinct regions of an object of interest more directive and concentrated onto distinct regions of observation. The object of interest in this thesis is a thin slab placed conformally to the Maxwell fish-eye lens. Focused Green’s function of the background medium results in diagonal dominance of the matrix to be inverted for inverse problem solution. Hence, the problem becomes well-posed. We have studied one-dimensional variation of a very thin dielectric slab of interest having conformal shape to the lens. This method has been tested solving the forward problem using both Mie series and using COMSOL.
Most common techniques for solving inverse problem are full non-linear inversion techniques, such as: distorted Born iterative method (DBIM) and contrast source inversion (CSI). DBIM needs to be regularized at every iteration. In some cases, it converges to a solution, and, in some cases, it does not. Diffraction tomography does not utilize regularization. It is a technique under Born approximation. It eliminates ill-posedness, but it works only for small contrast. Our proposed method works for high contrast and also provides well-posedness.
In this thesis, our objective is to demonstrate inverse source problem and inverse scattering problem are not inherently ill-posed. They are ill-posed because conventional techniques usually use homogeneous or non-focusing background medium. These mediums do not support separation of scattered field. Utilization of background medium for scattered field separation casts the inverse problem in well-posed form.
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An efficient method for an ill-posed problem [three dashes]band-limited extrapolation by regularizationChen, Weidong January 1900 (has links)
Doctor of Philosophy / Department of Mathematics / Robert B. Burckel / In this paper a regularized spectral estimation formula and a regularized iterative algorithm
for band-limited extrapolation are presented. The ill-posedness of the problem is taken into account. First
a Fredholm equation is regularized. Then it is transformed to a differential equation in the
case where the time interval is R. A fast algorithm to solve the differential equation
by the finite differences is given and a regularized spectral estimation formula is obtained.
Then a regularized iterative extrapolation algorithm is introduced and compared with the
Papoulis and Gerchberg algorithm. A time-frequency regularized extrapolation algorithm
is presented in the two-dimensional case. The Gibbs phenomenon is analyzed.
Then the time-frequency regularized extrapolation algorithm is applied to image restoration
and compared with other algorithms.
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Nonhomogeneous Boundary Value Problems for the Korteweg-de Vries Equation on a Bounded DomainKramer, Eugene January 2009 (has links)
No description available.
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Le problème de Cauchy pour les systèmes quasi-linéaires faiblement hyperboliques ou non-hyperboliques en régularité Gevrey / The Cauchy problem for nearly hyperbolic or no-hyperbolic quasi-linear systems in Gevrey regularityMorisse, Baptiste 12 July 2017 (has links)
Nous considérons dans cette thèse le problème de Cauchy pour des systèmes d'EDP quasilinéaires, du premier ordre. Dans le cas initialement elliptique, c'est-à-dire un spectre non-réel pour le symbole principal du système à t=0, nous prouvons un résultat d'instabilité au sens d'Hadamard. La preuve est basée sur la construction d'une famille de solutions présentant une croissance exponentielle en temps et fréquence. Cette famille invalide la régularité Hölder du flot, partant d'espaces de Gevrey vers L². Nous prouvons un résultat analogue pour différents cas de transition de l'hyperbolique vers l'elliptique, avec une restriction possible sur l'indice Gevrey pour lequel l'instabilité est observée. Dans un second temps, nous considérons le cas faiblement hyperbolique et semilinéaire. Grâce à des estimations d'énergie dans les espaces de Gevrey et à la construction d'un symétriseur adapté, nous prouvons le caractère localement bien-posé pour un tel système. Pour ce faire, nous utilisons et démontrons aussi un résultat d'action d'opérateurs pseudo-différentiels dont le symbole possède une régularité Gevrey dans la variable d'espace. / We consider the Cauchy problem for first-order, quasilinear systems of PDEs. In the initially elliptic case, that is when the principal symbol of the system has nonreal spectrum at time t=0, we prove an instability result in the sense of Hadamard. The proof is based on the construction of a family of exact solutions which exhib an exponential growth, both in time and frequency. That family leads to a defect of Hölder regularity of the flow, starting from evrey spaces to L² space. We prove analogous results for some cases of transition from hyperbolicity to ellipticity, with a potential restriction on the Gevrey index for which we may observe the instability. In a second time, we consider weakly hyperbolic systems. Thanks to an energy estimate in Gevrey spaces and the construction of a suitable symetriser, we prove local well-posedness for such a system. In doing so we use and prove a result on actions of pseudo-differential operators whose symbols have Gevrey regularity in the spatial variable
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