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Hyperbolic limit of the Jin‐Xin relaxation model

Stefano Bianchini

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Published: Dec 16, 2005

DOI: 10.1002/cpa.20114

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Abstract We consider the special Jin‐Xin relaxation model We assume that the initial data ( u0,ϵu0,tu_0, \epsilon u_{0,t} ) are sufficiently smooth and close to ( uˉ,0\bar{u},0 ) in L ∞ and have small total variation. Then we prove that there exists a solution ( uϵ(t),ϵutϵ(t)u^\epsilon (t), \epsilon u^{\epsilon}_t (t) ) with uniformly small total variation for all t ≥ 0, and this solution depends Lipschitz‐continuously in the L 1 norm with respect to time and the initial data. Letting ϵ0\epsilon \longrightarrow 0 , the solution uϵu^\epsilon converges to a unique limit, providing a relaxation limit solution to the quasi‐linear, nonconservative system These limit solutions generate a Lipschitz semigroup S\cal{S} on a domain D\cal{D} containing the functions with small total variation and close to uˉ\bar{u} . This is precisely the Riemann semigroup determined by the unique Riemann solver compatible with (0.1). © 2005 Wiley Periodicals, Inc.

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