Affiliation:
1. Department of Mathematics and Education Universidad a Distancia de Madrid Madrid Spain
2. Department of Information Technology, Escuela Politecnica Superior Universidad San Pablo‐CEU, CEU Universities Boadilla del Monte Madrid Spain
Abstract
In studying heterogeneous diffusion phenomena beyond the classical order 2 Laplacian, higher order operators emerge as powerful tools. When such operators are applied, the resultant profiles often showcase an oscillatory nature that may be noticeable near the zero stationary solution. These oscillations can pose challenges, especially when they negate the compactness of the support for initial distributions that are both smooth and possess compact support. The presented analysis in this work seeks to delve into the nature of solutions within open finite domains, with an ambition to scale up the findings to the realm of
through the use of an extension operator. The foundation for establishing the existence and uniqueness of these solutions leans on the semigroup representation theory. Asymptotic solutions have been carved out via the Hamilton–Jacobi transport equation. To cement the theoretical foundation, numerical simulations have been incorporated shedding light on the accuracy of our initial assumptions within the asymptotic framework.
Subject
General Engineering,General Mathematics
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