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Nonuniqueness and Uniqueness in the Initial-Value Problem for Burgers’ Equation

Daniel B. Dix

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Published: May 1, 1996

DOI: 10.1137/0527038

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A sharp local existence and uniqueness theory for the initial-value problem for Burgers’ equation is given in the Sobolev spaces HsH^s , −1/2<s≤0{{ - 1} / 2} < s \leq 0. It is proved that these results cannot be extended to any s<−1/2s < {{ - 1} / 2} because uniqueness fails. A particular nontrivial solution is found which converges to 0 in the HsH^s -norm as t→0+t \to 0^ + .

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