Using a combination of Kawashima- and Goodman-type energy estimates, we establish spectral stability of general small-amplitude relaxation shocks of symmetric dissipative systems. This extends previous results obtained by Plaza and Zumbrun [8] by singular perturbation techniques under an additional technical assumption, namely, that the background equation be noncharacteristic with respect to the shock.

Spectral Stability of Weak Relaxation Shock Profiles / Mascia, Corrado; Kevin, Zumbrun. - In: COMMUNICATIONS IN PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS. - ISSN 0360-5302. - STAMPA. - 34:2(2009), pp. 119-136. [10.1080/03605300802553971]

Spectral Stability of Weak Relaxation Shock Profiles

MASCIA, Corrado;
2009

Abstract

Using a combination of Kawashima- and Goodman-type energy estimates, we establish spectral stability of general small-amplitude relaxation shocks of symmetric dissipative systems. This extends previous results obtained by Plaza and Zumbrun [8] by singular perturbation techniques under an additional technical assumption, namely, that the background equation be noncharacteristic with respect to the shock.
2009
asymptotic stability; hyperbolic systems with relaxation; shock profiles; spectral proper ties; spectral properties
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Spectral Stability of Weak Relaxation Shock Profiles / Mascia, Corrado; Kevin, Zumbrun. - In: COMMUNICATIONS IN PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS. - ISSN 0360-5302. - STAMPA. - 34:2(2009), pp. 119-136. [10.1080/03605300802553971]
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