2013
DOI: 10.3842/sigma.2013.011
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On the n-Dimensional Porous Medium Diffusion Equation and Global Actions of the Symmetry Group

Abstract: Abstract. By restricting to a special class of smooth functions, the local action of the symmetry group is globalized. This special class of functions is constructed using parabolic induction.

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“…Progress in the proof of the formula was made by Moretti [11] and Franco [12] for globally hyperbolic spacetimes. However, in their versions the functions appearing in (9) were not differentiable everywhere a fact which was a little annoying since in Connes' program the Dirac operator acts on them.…”
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“…Progress in the proof of the formula was made by Moretti [11] and Franco [12] for globally hyperbolic spacetimes. However, in their versions the functions appearing in (9) were not differentiable everywhere a fact which was a little annoying since in Connes' program the Dirac operator acts on them.…”
Section: The Distance Formulamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Similar versions, in which some of the functions F , F do not exist hold true. One has just to drop the corresponding inequalities in (12).…”
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“…The set C is called the causal cone and its elements are smooth bounded causal functions. In a globally hyperbolic spacetime (M, g), the geodesic distance coincides with the Lorentzian distance function [10] d…”
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“…However, these constructions can be used in some nonlinear equations as well. Some examples can be found in [6,11,12].…”
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