In this paper, we start a general study on relaxation hyperbolic systems which violate the Shizuta-Kawashima ([SK]) coupling condition. This investigation is motivated by the fact that this condition is not satisfied by various physical sys- tems, and almost all the time in several space dimensions. First, we explore the role of entropy functionals around equilibrium solutions, which may not be constant, proposing a stability condition for such solutions. Then we find strictly dissipa- tive entropy functions for one dimensional 2 × 2 systems which violate the [SK] condition. Finally, we prove the existence of global smooth solutions for a class of systems such that condition [SK] does not hold, but which are linearly degenerated in the non-dissipative directions.

On Relaxation Hyperbolic Systems Violating the Shizuta-Kawashima Condition

Mascia C;Natalini R
2010

Abstract

In this paper, we start a general study on relaxation hyperbolic systems which violate the Shizuta-Kawashima ([SK]) coupling condition. This investigation is motivated by the fact that this condition is not satisfied by various physical sys- tems, and almost all the time in several space dimensions. First, we explore the role of entropy functionals around equilibrium solutions, which may not be constant, proposing a stability condition for such solutions. Then we find strictly dissipa- tive entropy functions for one dimensional 2 × 2 systems which violate the [SK] condition. Finally, we prove the existence of global smooth solutions for a class of systems such that condition [SK] does not hold, but which are linearly degenerated in the non-dissipative directions.
2010
Istituto Applicazioni del Calcolo ''Mauro Picone''
relaxation systems
dissipative hyperbolic problems
weak coupling conditions
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