$L^2$-contraction of Shock Waves for KdV-Burgers Equation

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Autori principali: Chen, Geng, Eun, Namhyun, Kang, Moon-Jin, Shen, Yannan
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Pubblicazione: 2026
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author Chen, Geng
Eun, Namhyun
Kang, Moon-Jin
Shen, Yannan
author_facet Chen, Geng
Eun, Namhyun
Kang, Moon-Jin
Shen, Yannan
contents The KdV-Burgers equation is a canonical model describing the interplay between nonlinearity, viscosity and dispersion, and it admits viscous-dispersive shocks as traveling wave solutions. In this paper, we establish an $L^2$-contraction property for viscous-dispersive shocks under arbitrarily large perturbations, up to a time-dependent shift. This yields time-asymptotic stability and uniform estimates with respect to the strengths of viscosity and dispersion. We present the proof for the monotone shocks, and introduce the companion work in [6] on the stability and structural properties of oscillatory shocks.
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spellingShingle $L^2$-contraction of Shock Waves for KdV-Burgers Equation
Chen, Geng
Eun, Namhyun
Kang, Moon-Jin
Shen, Yannan
Analysis of PDEs
35B35, 35Q53, 35L67, 76L05
The KdV-Burgers equation is a canonical model describing the interplay between nonlinearity, viscosity and dispersion, and it admits viscous-dispersive shocks as traveling wave solutions. In this paper, we establish an $L^2$-contraction property for viscous-dispersive shocks under arbitrarily large perturbations, up to a time-dependent shift. This yields time-asymptotic stability and uniform estimates with respect to the strengths of viscosity and dispersion. We present the proof for the monotone shocks, and introduce the companion work in [6] on the stability and structural properties of oscillatory shocks.
title $L^2$-contraction of Shock Waves for KdV-Burgers Equation
topic Analysis of PDEs
35B35, 35Q53, 35L67, 76L05
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2603.09263