Mathematics > Analysis of PDEs
[Submitted on 21 Dec 2018]
Title:A generalization of Picard-Lindelof theorem/ the method of characteristics to systems of PDE
View PDFAbstract:We generalize Picard-Lindelof theorem/ the method of characteristics to the following system of PDE: $C_{il}(x,y) {\partial y_i / \partial x_l} + {\partial y_i / \partial x_m} = D_i(x,y)$. With a Lipschitz or $C^r$ $C_{il},D_i: [-a, a]^{m} \times [-b, b]^{n} \rightarrow \mathbb{R}$ and initial condition $I_i: [-\bar{a}, \bar{a}]^{m-1} \rightarrow (-b,b)$, $\bar{a} \leq a$, we obtain a local unique Lipschitz or $C^r$ solution $f$, respectively that satisfies the initial condition, $f_i (v, 0 ) = I_i(v)$, $v \in [-\bar{a}, \bar{a}]^{m-1}$. To construct the solution we set bounds on the value of the solution by discretizing the domain of the solution along the direction perpendicular to the initial condition hyperplane. As the number of discretization hyperplanes is taken to infinity the upper and lower bounds of the solution approach each other, hence this gives a unique function for the solution ($Ufs$). A locality condition is derived based on the constants of the problem. The dependence of $C_{il}$, $D_i$ and $I_i$ on parameters, the generalization to nonlinear systems of PDE and the application to hyperbolic quasilinear systems of first order PDE in two independent variables is discussed.
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From: M. Erfan Shalchian T. [view email][v1] Fri, 21 Dec 2018 03:23:32 UTC (31 KB)
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