Solutions for linear conservation laws with gradient constraint

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Abstract

We consider variational inequality solutions with prescribed gradient constraints for first order linear boundary value problems. For operators with coefficients only in L 2, we show the existence and uniqueness of the solution by using a combination of parabolic regularization with a penalization in the nonlinear diffusion coefficient. We also prove the continuous dependence of the solution with respect to the data, as well as, in a coercive case, the asymptotic stabilization as time t→+∞ towards the stationary solution. In a particular situation, motivated by the transported sandpile problem, we give sufficient conditions for the equivalence of the first order problem with gradient constraint with a two obstacles problem, the obstacles being the signed distances to the boundary. This equivalence, in special conditions, illustrates also the possible stabilization of the solution in finite time.

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Rodrigues, J. F., & Santos, L. (2015). Solutions for linear conservation laws with gradient constraint. Portugaliae Mathematica, 72(2–3), 161–192. https://doi.org/10.4171/PM/1963

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