A Nonhomogeneous Boundary-Value Problem For The Nonlinear KdV Equation on Star Graphs
Roberto de A. Capistrano Filho, Hugo Parada, Jandeilson Santos da Silva

TL;DR
This paper develops a comprehensive well-posedness theory for the nonlinear KdV equation on star-graph structures, introducing the concept of s-compatibility and extending classical results to complex graph configurations.
Contribution
It introduces the notion of s-compatibility for boundary conditions and establishes sharp global well-posedness results for KdV equations on star graphs, extending classical analysis to complex network structures.
Findings
Established sharp global well-posedness for linear and nonlinear KdV on star graphs
Introduced the concept of s-compatibility for boundary conditions
Extended classical KdV analysis from single domain to complex graphs
Abstract
This paper investigates a boundary-value problem for the Korteweg-de Vries (KdV) equation on a star-graph structure. We develop a unified framework introducing the notion of -compatibility, which generalizes classical compatibility conditions to star-shaped and more complex graph configurations, inspired by the works of Bona, Sun, and Zhang [14]. By combining analytical techniques with a fixed-point argument, we establish sharp global well-posedness for both the linear and nonlinear problems at the level. In this setting, our results extend the classical analysis for a single KdV equation [14] to star-shaped graphs composed of equations. These results provide the first comprehensive well-posedness theory for KdV equations with coupled boundary conditions on graphs. Although control issues are not treated in this article, the analytic results obtained here address several…
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TopicsAdvanced Mathematical Physics Problems · Nonlinear Waves and Solitons · Nonlinear Partial Differential Equations
