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Friday, September 23, 2022, 02:30-03:30

September 12, 2022 by Arindam Roy
Categories: Fall 2022

Speaker: Khai Nguyen, Professor of Mathematics, NC State University

Title: Shocks interaction for the Burgers-Hilbert Equation

Abstract: In 2009 J. Biello and J. Hunter derived a balance law modeling nonlinear waves with constant frequency, obtained from Burgers’ equation by adding the Hilbert transform as a source term.  For general L^2(R) initial data, the global existence of entropy weak  solutions was proved by Bressan and Nguyen in 2014, together with a partial uniqueness result. Recently, unique piecewise continuous solutions with a single shock and the shock formation have been recently studied. This talk will describe a further type of local generic singularities for solutions, namely, points where two shocks interact. 

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