Project: Ukrainian scientific book in a foreign language
Authors: Marina Chugunova, Roman Taranets
Year: 2019
Pages: 230
ISBN: 978-966-360-382-7
Publication Language: English
Edition: 200
Publisher: PH “Akademperiodyka”
Place Published: Kyiv

This book is devoted to the study of solvability and qualitative behaviour of generalised solutions to initial boundary value problems for high-order nonlinear parabolic equations and systems. The eventual goal of this book is to present with all rigorous details the new applications of energy-entropy methods starting from one-dimensional problems discussed in Chapters 1-3, progressing to an advanced level in considering these methods for thin-film type systems in Chapter 4, 5 and finally showing all the steps of the qualitative analysis for problems in multi-dimensional domains in Chapter 6. While we expect our readers to be familiar with a parabolic PDE theory and also to have some knowledge of classical functional analysis we do not assume any background in non-linear PDE analysis and provide enough details to learn the methods from the book.

 


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