Titlebook: Explosive Instabilities in Mechanics; Brian Straughan Book 1998 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1998 dynamics.finite element method.fini

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Blow-Up in Volterra Equations,s (1994) investigate similar problems for a solution to a Volterra equation but in the case where the spatial domain is a bounded region of .. The papers of Olmstead and Roberts (1996) and Olmstead .. (1995) consider existence, blow-up and asymptotic behaviour questions for coupled systems of two Volterra equations.

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Book 1998e­ search activity in mathematics. Some ofthe early techniques and results were discussed in the monograph by Payne (1975) and in my earlier monograph, Straughan (1982). Relatively recent accounts of blow-up work in partial dif­ ferential equations may be found in the review by Levine (1990) and in

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he subject of blow-up in a finite time, or at least very rapid growth, of a solution to a partial differential equation has been an area of intense re­ search activity in mathematics. Some ofthe early techniques and results were discussed in the monograph by Payne (1975) and in my earlier monograph,

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