We prove the property of finite speed of propagation for degenerate parabolic equations of order 2m 2, when the nonlinearity is of general type, and not necessarily a power function. We also give estimates of the growth in time of the interface bounding the support of the solution. In the case of the thin-film equation, with non-power nonlinearity, we obtain sharp results, in the range of nonlinearities we consider. Our optimality result seems to be new even in the case of power nonlinearities with general initial data. In the case of the Cauchy problem for degenerate equations with general m, our main assumption is a suitable integrability Dini condition to be satisfied by the nonlinearity itself. Our results generalize Bernis' estimates f...
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It has long been known that the heat equation displays infinite speed of propagation. This is to say...
Abstract. We prove the property of finite speed of propagation for degenerate parabolic equations o...
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A degenerate parabolic partial differential equation with a time derivative and first- and second-or...
A degenerate parabolic partial differential equation with a time derivative and first- and second-or...
We extend the method in [Dal Passo Giacomelli Gruen, Annali SNS Pisa, 2001] to obtain quantitative e...
We prove optimal estimates for the decay of mass of solutions to the Cauchy problem for a wide class...
International audienceFinite speed of propagation is established for non-negative weak solutions t...
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We present a new approach to establish the occurrence of waiting time phenomena for solutions to de...
AbstractIt has long been known that the heat equation displays infinite speed of propagation. This i...
This paper deals with a nonlinear degenerate parabolic equation of order α between 2 and 4 which is ...
We prove a priori supremum bounds for solutions to doubly degenerate nonlinear parabolic equations, ...
It has long been known that the heat equation displays infinite speed of propagation. This is to say...
Abstract. We prove the property of finite speed of propagation for degenerate parabolic equations o...
Abstract. We prove that if 1 < q < p the "energy solutions " of 0 [q_ • u) + ( 1) • ...
A degenerate parabolic partial differential equation with a time derivative and first- and second-or...
A degenerate parabolic partial differential equation with a time derivative and first- and second-or...
We extend the method in [Dal Passo Giacomelli Gruen, Annali SNS Pisa, 2001] to obtain quantitative e...
We prove optimal estimates for the decay of mass of solutions to the Cauchy problem for a wide class...
International audienceFinite speed of propagation is established for non-negative weak solutions t...
In one space dimension, we study the finite speed of propagation property for zero contact--angle so...
In this paper, we prove the existence of asymptotic speed of solutions to fully nonlinear, possibly ...
AbstractIn this paper, we investigate the large-times behavior of weak solutions to the fourth-order...
We present a new approach to establish the occurrence of waiting time phenomena for solutions to de...
AbstractIt has long been known that the heat equation displays infinite speed of propagation. This i...
This paper deals with a nonlinear degenerate parabolic equation of order α between 2 and 4 which is ...
We prove a priori supremum bounds for solutions to doubly degenerate nonlinear parabolic equations, ...
It has long been known that the heat equation displays infinite speed of propagation. This is to say...