Abstract kinetic equations with positive collision operators
arXiv:0708.2510 · doi:10.1007/978-3-7643-8911-6_9
Abstract
We consider "forward-backward" parabolic equations in the abstract form , , where and are operators in a Hilbert space such that , , and . The following theorem is proved: if the operator is similar to a self-adjoint operator, then associated half-range boundary problems have unique solutions. We apply this theorem to corresponding nonhomogeneous equations, to the time-independent Fokker-Plank equation , , , as well as to other parabolic equations of the "forward-backward" type. The abstract kinetic equation , where is injective and satisfies a certain positivity assumption, is considered also.
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