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Asymptotic Analysis, Volume 99
Volume 99, Numbers 1-2, 2016
- Takeshi Fukao
:
Convergence of Cahn-Hilliard systems to the Stefan problem with dynamic boundary conditions. 1-21 - Georges Griso, Anastasia Migunova, Julia Orlik:
Homogenization via unfolding in periodic layer with contact. 23-52 - Karsten Matthies
, Hannes Uecker:
Low regularity justification results for envelope approximations of nonlinear wave packets in periodic media. 53-65 - Manil T. Mohan
, Sivaguru S. Sritharan
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Stochastic Euler equations of fluid dynamics with Lévy noise. 67-103 - Ferruccio Colombini, Vesselin Petkov, Jeffrey Rauch:
Eigenvalues for Maxwell's equations with dissipative boundary conditions. 105-124 - Du Pham, Phuong Nguyen:
Stochastic systems of diffusion equations with polynomial reaction terms. 125-161
Volume 99, Numbers 3-4, 2016
- Slawomir Michalik
, Bozena Podhajecka:
The Stokes phenomenon for certain partial differential equations with meromorphic initial data. 163-182 - Pierluigi Colli
, Luca Scarpa
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From the viscous Cahn-Hilliard equation to a regularized forward-backward parabolic equation. 183-205 - Brahima Roamba, Jean de Dieu Zabsonré, Sado Traoré:
Formal derivation and existence of global weak solutions of a two-dimensional bilayer model coupling shallow water and Reynolds lubrication equations. 207-239 - Fanghong Zhang, Li-hong Wang, Jin-ling Gao:
Attractors and asymptotic regularity for nonclassical diffusion equations in locally uniform spaces with critical exponent. 241-262
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