The current article presents a degenerating diffusion-precipitation model including vanishing porosity and focuses primarily on uniqueness results. This is accomplished by assuming sufficient conditions under which the uniqueness of weak solutions can be established. Moreover, a proof of existence based on a compactness argument yields rather regular solutions, satisfying these unique conditions. The results show that every strong solution is unique, though a slightly different condition is additionally required in three dimensions. The analysis presents particular challenges due to the nonlinear structure of the underlying problem and the necessity to work with appropriate weights and manage possible degeneration
Abstract. In this work we consider weak solutions of the incom-pressible 2-D porous media equation. ...
We consider a class of degenerate reaction-diffusion equations on a bounded domain with nonlinear fl...
We investigate initial-boundary value problems for a quasilinear strongly degen-erate convection]dif...
The current article presents a degenerating diffusion-precipitation model including vanishing porosi...
In this note we continue the analysis of the pore-scale model for crystal dissolution and precipitat...
In this note we continue the analysis of the pore-scale model for crystal dissolution and precipitat...
In this note we continue the analysis of the pore-scale model for crystal dissolution and precipitat...
In this note we continue the analysis of the pore-scale model for crystal dissolution and precipitat...
Abstract. We prove existence and uniqueness results for weak solutions of nonlinear degenerate probl...
Abstract. In this note we continue the analysis of the pore-scale model for crystal dissolution and ...
AbstractWe consider a system of nonlinear coupled partial differential equations that models immisci...
In this paper, we analyze a degenerate elliptic-parabolic system which describes the flow of two inc...
AbstractWe consider a system of nonlinear coupled partial differential equations that models immisci...
In this work we consider weak solutions of the incompressible 2-D porous media equation. By using th...
In this paper, we analyze a degenerate elliptic-parabolic system which describes the flow of two inc...
Abstract. In this work we consider weak solutions of the incom-pressible 2-D porous media equation. ...
We consider a class of degenerate reaction-diffusion equations on a bounded domain with nonlinear fl...
We investigate initial-boundary value problems for a quasilinear strongly degen-erate convection]dif...
The current article presents a degenerating diffusion-precipitation model including vanishing porosi...
In this note we continue the analysis of the pore-scale model for crystal dissolution and precipitat...
In this note we continue the analysis of the pore-scale model for crystal dissolution and precipitat...
In this note we continue the analysis of the pore-scale model for crystal dissolution and precipitat...
In this note we continue the analysis of the pore-scale model for crystal dissolution and precipitat...
Abstract. We prove existence and uniqueness results for weak solutions of nonlinear degenerate probl...
Abstract. In this note we continue the analysis of the pore-scale model for crystal dissolution and ...
AbstractWe consider a system of nonlinear coupled partial differential equations that models immisci...
In this paper, we analyze a degenerate elliptic-parabolic system which describes the flow of two inc...
AbstractWe consider a system of nonlinear coupled partial differential equations that models immisci...
In this work we consider weak solutions of the incompressible 2-D porous media equation. By using th...
In this paper, we analyze a degenerate elliptic-parabolic system which describes the flow of two inc...
Abstract. In this work we consider weak solutions of the incom-pressible 2-D porous media equation. ...
We consider a class of degenerate reaction-diffusion equations on a bounded domain with nonlinear fl...
We investigate initial-boundary value problems for a quasilinear strongly degen-erate convection]dif...