In this paper, we consider a nonlinear age structured McKendrick-von Foerster population model with diffusion term. Here we prove existence and uniqueness of the solution of the equation. We consider a particular type of nonlinearity in the renewal term and prove Generalized Relative Entropy type inequality. Longtime behavior of the solution has been addressed for both linear and nonlinear versions of the equation. In linear case, we prove that the solution converges to the first eigenfunction with an exponential rate. In nonlinear case, we have considered a particular type of nonlinearity that is present in the mortality term in which we can predict the longtime behavior.
In this paper, we consider a particular type of nonlinear McKendrick-von Foerster equation with a diffusion term and Robin boundary condition. We prove the existence of a global solution to this equation. The steady state solutions to the equations that we consider have a very important role to play in the study of long time behavior of the solution. Therefore we address the issues pertaining to the existence of solution to the corresponding state equation. Furthermore, we establish that the solution of McKendrick-von Foerster equation with diffusion converges pointwise to the solution of its steady state equations as time tends to infinity.
In this paper a numerical scheme for McKendrick–von Foerster equation with diffusion in age (MV‐D) is proposed. First, we discretize the time variable to get a second‐order ordinary differential equation (ODE). At each time level, well‐posedness of this ODE is established using classical methods. Stability estimates for this semidiscrete scheme are derived. Later we construct piecewise linear (in time) functions using the solutions of the semidiscrete problems to approximate the solution to MV‐D and establish the convergence result. Numerical results are presented in some cases and compared with the corresponding analytic solutions where the latter is known explicitly.
In this article, we consider a viscoelastic plate equation with past history, nonlinear damping, and logarithmic nonlinearity. We prove explicit and general decay rate results of the solution to the viscoelastic plate equation with past history. Convex properties, logarithmic inequalities, and generalized Young’s inequality are mainly used to prove the decay estimate.
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