Abstract

In this paper, we consider slowly non-dissipative reaction-diffusion equations and establish several estimates. In particular, we manage to control $L^p$ norms of the solution in terms of $W^{1,2}$ norms of the initial conditions, for every $p>2$. This is done by carefully combining preliminary estimates with Gronwall's inequality and the Gagliardo-Nirenberg interpolation theorem. By considering only positive solutions, we obtain upper bounds for the $L^p$ norms, for every $p>1$, in terms of the initial data. In addition, explicit estimates concerning perturbations of the initial conditions are established. The stationary problem is also investigated. We prove that $L^2$ regularity implies $L^p$ regularity in this setting, while further hypotheses yield additional estimates for the bounded equilibria. We close the paper with a discussion of the connection between our results and some related problems in the theory of slowly non-dissipative equations and attracting inertial manifolds.

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