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On \(\varepsilon \)-regular solutions to differential equations with a small parameter
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    On \(\varepsilon \)-regular solutions to differential equations with a small parameter (English)
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    2 March 2023
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    Consider the nonlinear evolution problem \[ \partial_tu=F(u,\varepsilon),\quad t\in(0,T],\quad u|_{t=0}=u_0\tag{1} \] on a Banach space \(E\). Here \(F\) is an unbounded operator holomorphic in the parameter \(\varepsilon\) for every fixed \(u\) from the domain \(D_F\) of \(F\). Within this paper the author takes \(F(u,\varepsilon)=Au+\varepsilon B(u,u)\), where \(A\) is an unbounded linear operator and \(B\) is a bounded bilinear operator. As is known Equation (1) with this right-hand side is called a Boltzmann-type equation and with \(F(u,\varepsilon)=Au+\varepsilon B(u,Hu)\) is called a Navier-Stokes type equation where \(H\) is an unbounded linear operator. In this paper the author constructs an \(\varepsilon\)-regular solution for a Boltzmann-type equation, investigates existence and uniqueness of a solution to the evolution problem with a bounded bilinear operator and establish the conditions for the \(\varepsilon\)-regular solution to the Navier-Stokes type equations. At the end of the paper, the author gives an example to illustrate the results.
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    evolution problem
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    strongly continuous semigroup
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    \( \varepsilon \)-regular solution
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