in this article, we study the analytical solutions of different parabolic heat equations with different boundaryconditions in the form of multi-term fractional differential equations. then we compare these analytical solutions with numerical finite difference methods. this comparison demonstrates the accuracy of the analytical and numerical methods presented here.

Abstract. Here we utilize operator–valued Lq → Lp Fourier multiplier theorems to establish lower bound estimates for large class of elliptic integrodifferential equations in R. Moreover, we investigate separability properties of parabolic convolution operator equations that arise in heat conduction problems in materials with fading memory. Finally, we give some remarks on optimal regularity of ...

Abstract. Auscher, McIntosh and Tchamitchian studied the heat kernels of second order elliptic operators in divergence form with complex bounded measurable coefficients on Rn. In particular, in the case when n = 2 they obtained Gaussian upper bound estimates for the heat kernel without imposing further assumption on the coefficients. We study the fundamental solutions of the systems of second o...

The parabolic partial differential equation arises in many application of technologies. In this paper, we propose an approximate method for solution of the heat and advection-diffusion equations using Laguerre-Gaussians radial basis functions (LG-RBFs). The results of numerical experiments are compared with the other radial basis functions and the results of other schemes to confirm the validit...

This paper is devoted to establishing local and global existence theorems for autonomous semilinear parabolic initial value problems. The local existence theorems do not require Lipchitz condition on nonlinear term. The global existence theorem is an extension of the well-known result of Fujita-Weissler for semilinear heat equations to general autonomous semilinear parabolic equations and systems.

In this paper we establish some exact controllability results for systems of two parabolic equations. In a first part, we prove the existence of insensitizing controls for the L norm of the gradient of solutions of linear heat equations. Then, in the worst situation where null controllability for a system of two parabolic equations can hold, we prove this result for some general couplings. MSC:...

Abstract. Eternal solutions of parabolic equations (those which are defined for all time) are typically rather rare. For example, the heat equation has exactly one eternal solution – the trivial solution. While solutions to the heat equation exist for all forward time, they cannot be extended backwards in time. Nonlinearities exasperate the situation somewhat, in that solutions may form singula...

We will show that the same type of estimates known for the fundamental solutions for scalar parabolic equations with smooth enough coefficients hold for the first order derivatives of fundamental solution with respect to space variables of scalar parabolic equations of divergence form with discontinuous coefficients. The estimate is very important for many applications. For example, it is impor...

We consider the heat flux through a domain with subregions in which the thermal capacity approaches zero. In these subregions the parabolic heat equation degenerates to an elliptic one. We show the well-posedness of such parabolic-elliptic differential equations for general non-negative L∞-capacities and study the continuity of the solutions with respect to the capacity, thus giving a rigorous ...

We extend the theory of the thermal capacity for the heat equation to nonlinear parabolic equations of the p-Laplacian type. We study definitions and properties of the nonlinear parabolic capacity and show that the capacity of a compact set can be represented via a capacitary potential. As an application, we show that polar sets of superparabolic functions are of zero capacity. The main technic...