Self-similar solutions for the LSW model with encounters
arXiv:0803.3521 · doi:10.1016/j.jde.2009.07.021
Abstract
The LSW model with encounters has been suggested by Lifshitz and Slyozov as a regularization of their classical mean-field model for domain coarsening to obtain universal self-similar long-time behavior. We rigorously establish that an exponentially decaying self-similar solution to this model exist, and show that this solutions is isolated in a certain function space. Our proof relies on setting up a suitable fixed-point problem in an appropriate function space and careful asymptotic estimates of the solution to a corresponding homogeneous problem.
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