Blow-up Phenomena for a Pseudo-parabolic Equation on Stratified Groups

In the present work, the blow-up of the solution of a pseudo-parabolic equation is studied on the stratified groups. To prove our results we use the method of concavity. First, we show the upper bound of the blow-up time of the solution with nonpositive energy. Then, we show that there is no global in-time solution with positive energy under some conditions to the initial value.

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Lobachevskii Journal of Mathematics
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2024-10-01
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https://doi.org/10.1134/s1995080224605678
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Advanced Mathematical Physics Problems
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Blow-up Phenomena for a Pseudo-parabolic Equation on Stratified Groups

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Blow-up Phenomena for a Pseudo-parabolic Equation on Stratified Groups

Khumoyun Jabbarkhanov, Azizbek Mamanazarov
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In the present work, the blow-up of the solution of a pseudo-parabolic equation is studied on the stratified groups. To prove our results we use the method of concavity. First, we show the upper bound of the blow-up time of the solution with nonpositive energy. Then, we show that there is no global in-time solution with positive energy under some conditions to the initial value.

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