Edgardo Pérez | Searcharxiv

arXiv2016

A Large Deviation Principle for Gibbs States on Markov Shifts at Zero Temperature

Let $Σ_{A}(\mathbb{N})$ be a topologically mixing countable Markov shift with the BIP property over the alphabet $\mathbb{N}$ and $f: Σ_{A}(\mathbb{N}) \rightarrow \mathbb{R}$ a potential satisfying the Walters condition with finite Gurevich pressure. Under suitable hypotheses, we prove the existence of a Large Deviation Principle for the family $(μ_β)_{β> 0}$ where each $μ_β$ is the Gibbs measure associated to the potential $βf$. Our main theorem generalizes from finite to countable alphabets and also to a larger class of potentials a previous result of A. Baraviera, A. O. Lopes and P. Thieullen.

math.DS↗

arXiv2016

Hyperbolicity and genuine nonlinearity conditions for certain p-systems of conservation laws, weak solutions and the entropy condition

We consider a p-system of conservation laws that emerges in one dimensional elasticity theory. Such system is determined by a function $W$, called strain-energy function. We consider four forms of $W$ which are known in the literature. These are St.Venant-Kirchhoff, Ogden, Kirchhoff modified, Blatz-Ko-Ogden forms. In each of those cases we determine the conditions for the parameters $ρ_0$, $μ$ and $λ$, under which the corresponding system is hyperbolic and genuinely nonlinear. We also establish what it means a weak solution of an initial and boundary value problem. Next we concentrate on a particular problem whose weak solution is obtained in a linear theory by means of D'Alembert's formula. In cases under consideration the p-systems are nonlinear, so we solve them employing Rankine-Hugoniot conditions. Finally we ask if such solutions satisfy the entropy condition. For a standard entropy function we provide a complete answer, except of the Blatz-Ko-Ogden case. For a general strictly convex entropy function the result is that for the initial value of velocity function near zero these solutions satisfy the entropy condition, under the assumption of hyperbolicity and genuine nonlinearity.

math.AP↗