1st Edition

Differential Equations Inverse and Direct Problems

Edited By Angelo Favini, Alfredo Lorenzi Copyright 2006
294 Pages 50 B/W Illustrations
by Chapman & Hall

304 Pages
by Chapman & Hall

With contributions from some of the leading authorities in the field, the work in Differential Equations: Inverse and Direct Problems stimulates the preparation of new research results and offers exciting possibilities not only in the future of mathematics but also in physics, engineering, superconductivity in special materials, and other scientific fields. Exploring the hypotheses and numerical... Read more
DEGENERATE FIRST ORDER IDENTIFICATION PROBLEMS IN BANACH SPACES

A NONISOTHERMAL DYNAMICAL GINZBURG-LANDAU MODEL OF SUPERCONDUCTIVITY. EXISTENCE AND UNIQUENESS THEOREMS

SOME GLOBAL IN TIME RESULTS FOR INTEGRODIFFERENTIAL PARABOLIC INVERSE PROBLEMS

FOURTH ORDER ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL OPERATORS WITH GENERAL WENTZELL BOUNDARY CONDITION

STUDY OF ELLIPTIC DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS IN UMD SPACES

DEGENERATE INTEGRODIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS OF PARABOLIC TYPE

EXPONENTIAL ATTRACTORS FOR SEMICONDUCTOR EQUATIONS

CONVERGENCE TO STATIONARY STATES OF SOLUTIONS TO THE SEMILINEAR EQUATION OF VISCOELASTICITY

ASYMPTOTIC BEHAVIOR OF A PHASE FIELD SYSTEM WITH DYNAMIC BOUNDARY CONDITIONS

THE POWER POTENTIAL AND NONEXISTENCE OF POSITIVE SOLUTIONS

THE MODEL-PROBLEM ASSOCIATED TO THE STEFAN PROBLEM WITH SURFACE TENSION: AN APPROACH VIA FOURIER-LAPACE MULTIPLIERS

IDENTIFICATION PROBLEMS FOR NONAUTONOMOUS DEGENERATE INTEGRODIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS OF PARABOLIC TYPE WITH DIRICHLET BOUNDARY CONDITIONS

EXISTENCE RESULTS FOR A PHASE TRANSITION MODEL ON MICROSCOPIC MOVEMENTS

STRONG L2-WELLPOSEDNESS IN THE COMPLEX GINZBURG-LANDAU EQUATION

Biography

Angelo Favini, Alfredo Lorenzi

"…Almost all of the fourteen contributions contain original results; they do not just survey or explain results already published elsewhere. They cover a wide scope of up-to-date topics from the field of differential equations. … The book will be an interesting and stimulating read for research workers in the field."
-EMS Newsletter, June 2007