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DEMONSTRATIO MATHEMATICAVol. XXXIINo 11999Nguyen Thanh Long, Alain Pham Ngoc Dinh,Duong Thi Thanh BinhMIXED PROBLEM FOR SOME SEMILINEARWAVE EQUATION INVOLVING BESSEL'S OPERATOR1. IntroductionWe will consider the following initial and boundary value problem:(1.1) utt - a(t)^urr+= f(r,t,u,ut),(1.2)| lim V n v ( r , i ) | < +oo,(1.3)u(r,0) = uQ(r),r—>0+ur(l,t)0<r<l,0<t<T,+ h(t)u(l,t)= g(t),ut(r, 0) = ui(r),where a, h, f , g, UQ, UI are given functions satisfying conditions specifiedlater.The equation (1.1) generalizes the following bidimensional nonlinearwave equationti/tt - Aw = f(y/x2+ y2,t,w,wt),x2 + y2 < 1, 0 < t < T,describing nonlinear vibrations of the unit membrane S : x2 + y2 < 1, tohave the form where the displacement is assumedw(x,y,t)= u( \/x2 + y2, t)depending only o n r = y/x2 + y2 and time t. The conditions (1.2) on theboundary of S(r — 1) and at center of S describe the elastic constraints,where the functions h(t), g(t) have a mechanical signification.In case of equation (1.1) not involving the term £u r and let a(t) — 1 wehave(1.4)utt ~ Urr = f(r, t, u, ut),0 < r < 1, 0<t<T.78Nguyen T h a n h Long, Alain P h a m Ngoc Dinh, Duong Thi T h a n
Demonstratio Mathematica – de Gruyter
Published: Jan 1, 1999
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