Eulerian, Lagrangian and broad continuous solutions to a balance law with non convex flux II

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Main Authors: Alberti, Giovanni, Bianchini, Stefano, Caravenna, Laura
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author Alberti, Giovanni
Bianchini, Stefano
Caravenna, Laura
author_facet Alberti, Giovanni
Bianchini, Stefano
Caravenna, Laura
contents We consider a *continuous* solution $u$ of the balance law \[ \partial_{\mathit t} u + \partial_{\mathit x} (f(u)) = g\] in one space dimension, where the flux function $f$ is of class $C^2$ and the source term $g$ is bounded. This equation admits an Eulerian intepretation (namely the distributional one) and a Lagrangian intepretation (which can be further specified). Since $u$ is only continuous, these interpretations do not necessessarily agree; moreover each interpretation naturally entails a different equivalence class for the source term $g$. In this paper we complete the comparison between these notions of solutions started in the companion paper [Alberti-Bianchini-Caravenna I], and analize in detail the relations between the corresponding notions of source term.
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spellingShingle Eulerian, Lagrangian and broad continuous solutions to a balance law with non convex flux II
Alberti, Giovanni
Bianchini, Stefano
Caravenna, Laura
Analysis of PDEs
(2020):35L60 (primary), 37C10, 58C20, 76N10 (secondary)
We consider a *continuous* solution $u$ of the balance law \[ \partial_{\mathit t} u + \partial_{\mathit x} (f(u)) = g\] in one space dimension, where the flux function $f$ is of class $C^2$ and the source term $g$ is bounded. This equation admits an Eulerian intepretation (namely the distributional one) and a Lagrangian intepretation (which can be further specified). Since $u$ is only continuous, these interpretations do not necessessarily agree; moreover each interpretation naturally entails a different equivalence class for the source term $g$. In this paper we complete the comparison between these notions of solutions started in the companion paper [Alberti-Bianchini-Caravenna I], and analize in detail the relations between the corresponding notions of source term.
title Eulerian, Lagrangian and broad continuous solutions to a balance law with non convex flux II
topic Analysis of PDEs
(2020):35L60 (primary), 37C10, 58C20, 76N10 (secondary)
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2401.03544