We investigate the extinction phenomena for some linear combinations of components of the vector--valued solutions to classes of semilinear parabolic systems. The crucial assumption on simultaneous splitting of the matrix-valued elliptic operators and the nonlinear source term allow us to uncouple the systems into a linear part and a scalar nonlinear equation depending on the solutions of the linear part. We propose necessary conditions and sufficient conditions on the existence of the extinction time for the solutions . We recapture as particular case previous results and apply our abstract theorem to a class of $3 imes 3$ systems appearing as models in Chemical Engineering.

On extinction phenomena for parabolic systems

GRAMTCHEV, TODOR VASSILEV;MARRAS, MONICA;PIRO, STELLA
2013-01-01

Abstract

We investigate the extinction phenomena for some linear combinations of components of the vector--valued solutions to classes of semilinear parabolic systems. The crucial assumption on simultaneous splitting of the matrix-valued elliptic operators and the nonlinear source term allow us to uncouple the systems into a linear part and a scalar nonlinear equation depending on the solutions of the linear part. We propose necessary conditions and sufficient conditions on the existence of the extinction time for the solutions . We recapture as particular case previous results and apply our abstract theorem to a class of $3 imes 3$ systems appearing as models in Chemical Engineering.
2013
978-1-4614-7332-9
parabolic systems, ; uncoupled systems,; extinction time
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