Titlebook: New Trends in the Theory of Hyperbolic Equations; Michael Reissig,Bert-Wolfgang Schulze Book 2005 Birkh?user Basel 2005 Cauchy problem.Hyp

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On the Global Behavior of Classical Solutions to Coupled Systems of Semilinear Wave Equations,s of the argument will be explained in a self-contained way. The other is an application of the approach to systems of wave equations. We shall make use of it to handle the semilinear case in Sections 3,4 and 5, and to consider the quasilinear case in Section 6. In these argument we bring such syste

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Decay and Global Existence for Nonlinear Wave Equations with Localized Dissipations in General Exteus Dirichlet boundary condition. Under the effect of localized dissipation like .(.). we derive both of local and total energy decay estimates for the linear wave equation and apply these to the existence problem of global solutions of semilinear and quasilinear wave equations. We make no geometric

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Sharp Energy Estimates for a Class of Weakly Hyperbolic Operators,ic operators with finite time degeneracy at time . = 0. Then, in a second part, we show that these energy estimates are sharp for a wide range of examples. In particular, for these examples we precisely determine the loss of regularity that occurs in passing from the Cauchy data at . = 0 to the solu

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Karen Yagdjianen described so far by appeal to the notion of “having a thing in mind”. According to the proposed account there will be certain representations for objects, called ., which are distinctive of those underlying mental states. More precisely, in performing a referring act a speaker is entertaining a c

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