Existence and uniqueness of the solutions to convection–diffusion equations

Abstract In this work, we study convection–diffusion equations in the cases of bounded drifts and drifts induced by the gradient of a potential. We define a new notion of solution and prove its existence and uniqueness. Furthermore, we show the conservation of mass, the convergence to the initial data, and the strong maximum principle.

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Journal of Evolution Equations
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2026-02-21
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https://doi.org/10.1007/s00028-026-01184-z
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Mathematical Biology Tumor Growth
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Existence and uniqueness of the solutions to convection–diffusion equations

Alireza Ataei
Journal of Evolution Equations
Mathematical Biology Tumor Growth
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Existence and uniqueness of the solutions to convection–diffusion equations

Alireza Ataei
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Abstract In this work, we study convection–diffusion equations in the cases of bounded drifts and drifts induced by the gradient of a potential. We define a new notion of solution and prove its existence and uniqueness. Furthermore, we show the conservation of mass, the convergence to the initial data, and the strong maximum principle.

Journal of Evolution EquationsVol. 26(1)
Uppsala University (SE)
Openalex Percentile: Top 51%
Mathematical Biology Tumor Growth
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