Weak solution for granular model

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Main Authors: Chupin, Laurent, Dubois, Thierry
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Published: 2025
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author Chupin, Laurent
Dubois, Thierry
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Dubois, Thierry
contents This article is devoted to questions concerning the existence of solutions for partial differential equation problems modeling granular flows. The models studied take into account the complex threshold rheology of these flows, as well as the dilatance effects. It is the coupling of these two physical phenomena that ensures stability and the existence of dissipated energy. The key point of the article is to understand how this energy can ensure the existence of a weak solution. We first establish a complete result on a simplified model, then demonstrate how it can be extended to more general cases. This work represents a real breakthrough in the mathematical analysis of this type of models for complex flows.
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spellingShingle Weak solution for granular model
Chupin, Laurent
Dubois, Thierry
Analysis of PDEs
Classical Physics
This article is devoted to questions concerning the existence of solutions for partial differential equation problems modeling granular flows. The models studied take into account the complex threshold rheology of these flows, as well as the dilatance effects. It is the coupling of these two physical phenomena that ensures stability and the existence of dissipated energy. The key point of the article is to understand how this energy can ensure the existence of a weak solution. We first establish a complete result on a simplified model, then demonstrate how it can be extended to more general cases. This work represents a real breakthrough in the mathematical analysis of this type of models for complex flows.
title Weak solution for granular model
topic Analysis of PDEs
Classical Physics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2505.17588