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Autore principale: Chomienia, Łukasz
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author Chomienia, Łukasz
author_facet Chomienia, Łukasz
contents This thesis pertains to the study of elliptic and parabolic partial differential equations on "thin" structures. The first main objective is to establish the strong and weak low-dimensional counterparts of the parabolic Neumann problem. The main technical result is proving the closedness of the low-dimensional second-order operator. To construct a semigroup, a variant of Magyar of the Hille-Yosida Theorem for non-invertible operators is adapted. An alternative direction of study is presented to extend the class of accessible initial data. Weak-type parabolic problems are defined, and the existence of solutions is obtained by the application of the Lions version of the Lax-Milgram Lemma. The second aspect of the thesis is to examine the higher regularity of weak solutions to low-dimensional elliptic problems. We prove that for any weak low-dimensional elliptic solution, some Cosserat vector field exists as a witness of the membership of the solution to the domain of the second-order operator.
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spellingShingle Partial Differential Equations on Low-Dimensional Structures
Chomienia, Łukasz
Analysis of PDEs
35K10, 35K65, 28A25, 47D06 35J15, 35B65, 35R06, 35D30
This thesis pertains to the study of elliptic and parabolic partial differential equations on "thin" structures. The first main objective is to establish the strong and weak low-dimensional counterparts of the parabolic Neumann problem. The main technical result is proving the closedness of the low-dimensional second-order operator. To construct a semigroup, a variant of Magyar of the Hille-Yosida Theorem for non-invertible operators is adapted. An alternative direction of study is presented to extend the class of accessible initial data. Weak-type parabolic problems are defined, and the existence of solutions is obtained by the application of the Lions version of the Lax-Milgram Lemma. The second aspect of the thesis is to examine the higher regularity of weak solutions to low-dimensional elliptic problems. We prove that for any weak low-dimensional elliptic solution, some Cosserat vector field exists as a witness of the membership of the solution to the domain of the second-order operator.
title Partial Differential Equations on Low-Dimensional Structures
topic Analysis of PDEs
35K10, 35K65, 28A25, 47D06 35J15, 35B65, 35R06, 35D30
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2404.10657