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Equadiff 2007
August 5-11, 2007
Vienna University of Technology
Vienna, Austria

Organizers
Anton Arnold, Josef Hofbauer, Christian Schmeiser, Alois Steindl, Peter Szmolyan, Gerald Teschl, Josef Teichmann

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An asymptotic convergence result for a system of P.D.E.s with hysteresis
by
Michela Eleuteri
WIAS - Weierstrass Institute for Applied Analysis and Stochastics
Coauthors: Pavel Krejci (WIAS - Weierstrass Institute for Applied Analysis and Stochastics)

The aim of this talk is to present an asymptotic convergence result for the following system of partial differential equations
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∂t
(a u + b w)- \triangle u = f
w = F æ
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u -g  ∂w

∂t
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       in W×(0, T),
(1)
where W is an open bounded set of RN, N ≥ 1, F is a continuous rate independent invertible hysteresis operator, f is a given function, g, a and b are given positive constants.

This system can be obtained by coupling in a suitable way the Maxwell equations, the Ohm law and a constitutive relation between the magnetic field and the magnetic induction, provided we neglect the displacement current. The meaning of the parameter g is to take into account in the constitutive relation also a rate dependent component of the memory. The introduction of the parameter g regularizes the resulting P.D.E. system.

Our aim is to justify this regularization by proving that in the case , the solutions of converge as g→ 0 to the (unique) strong solution of the system
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∂t
(a u + b w) -\triangle u = f
w = F(u).
(2)
Therefore a rate independent problem can be derived as a limit of rate dependent problems.

Bibliography

[1] M. ELEUTERI, P. KREJCí: "An asymptotic convergence result for a system of partial differential equations with hysteresis", Communications on Pure and Applied Analysis, to appear.

Date received: June 14, 2007


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