Hyperbolic systems of conservation laws and their approximations
ABSTRACT: The talk will present a survey of basic techniques and
recent results in the theory of hyperbolic conservation laws.
Recent analysis has shown that front tracking, vanishing viscosity and
semidiscrete approximations preserve a uniform bound on the total
variation of the solutions. All these approximations converge to a unique
limit, depending continuously on the initial data in the L^1 norm.
On the other hand, fully discrete numerical schemes can generate an
arbitrary large amount of oscillations. For general hyperbolic systems,
the convergence of these numerical schemes remains an open problem.
Alberto Bressan,
Department of Mathematics,
Penn State University
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