Periodic solutions of second-order wave equations. III

Mitropol’skii, Yu. A.; Khoma, G. P.

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“…Condition A2 is included here for completeness but has no relevance for the considered applications in this paper. In the limiting case of E -* 0 two mappings are important in solving problem ( 8 ) under condition ( 9 ) where the 0 in H(y,O)(y) and below in [ H 1 ( y , O)AJ(y) refers to the fact that we are considering…”

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Validity of approximations for time periodic solutions of a forced non–linear hyperbolic differential equation

Blom

Burgh

1994

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For the following class of boundary value problems: where p > 0 and E are real parameters and I&( < E O , E O small enough, it can beshown that when f fulfills certain conditions, a unique 2~-time-periodic solution u(t, z ; c ) = u(t + 2*, 2 ; E ) exists. It is shown that this 2~p e r i o d i c solution u ( t , 2 ; E ) is analytic with respect to E for (61 < EO. This result will be used to justify a formal perturbation method for the construction of approximations to the time periodic solution. Integral expressions for the terms in the series representation d u i ( t , 2 ) for the time-periodic solution are derived with this perturbation method. As the time-periodic solution is now known to be analytic the series representation converges with anon zero radius of convergence. This series can be truncated to obtain approximations to the time periodic solution of O(cN+'). In a number of practical applications the integral expressions for the terms in the series representation for the time periodic solution can be evaluated by means of Fourier series. As the computation of the coefficients in these Fourier series is in general rather complicated these Fourier series are also truncated. In this way formal approximations can be obtained, formal in the sense that every u i ( t , z ) , i = 1,2, ..., N of the truncated series zz0 &ui(t, z ) is now represented by truncated Fourier-series. A Maple Computer Algebra program is given in the appendix to compute these formal approximations for the time-periodic solution of O(E**+'), where E' = E / E O when the first term uo has already been calculated or approximated. This program may be used to find an estimate for the radius of convergence for the series expansion in 6. As an illustration explicit examples are presented.

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