Abstract

We consider the Riemann problem for the Hopf equation with concave-convex flux functions. Applying the weak asymptotics method we construct a uniform in time description for the Cauchy data evolution and show that the use of this method implies automatically the appearance of the Oleinik E-condition.

Highlights

  • It is well known that the uniqueness problem for weak solutions of hyperbolic quasilinear systems remains unsolved up to now in the case of arbitrary jump amplitudes

  • Any traditional asymptotic method does not serve for the problem of nonlinear wave interaction since it leads to the appearance of a chain of partial differential equations, the first of them is nonlinear and, coincides with the original equation

  • We present the asymptotic ansatz as a natural regularization of 2.3 : uε u u− − u ω1 R − u ω2 u − R ω3, 2.7 where R R x, t, ε ∈ C∞ R1 × R1 × 0, 1 is a function such that

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Introduction

It is well known that the uniqueness problem for weak solutions of hyperbolic quasilinear systems remains unsolved up to now in the case of arbitrary jump amplitudes. The discrepancy in the weak asymptotics method is assumed to be small in the sense of the space of functionals Dx over test functions depending only on the “space” variable x. We consider as the main result the fact that the weak asymptotics method allows to construct the admissible limiting solution without any additional conditions. In what follows we will omit the subindex Δ for u

Asymptotic Ansatz
Preliminary Calculations
Analysis of the Singularity Dynamics
The Shock Wave Propagation over the Centered Rarefaction
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