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19972013
most citedProblems which are well-posed in a generalized sense with applications to the Einstein equations

71 citations · 215 across the 13 of their papers we have counts for

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13 papers

gr-qc2013★ 5 cited

Testing the well-posedness of characteristic evolution of scalar waves

M. C. Babiuc, H-O. Kreiss, J. Winicour

Recent results have revealed a critical way in which lower order terms affect the well-posedness of the characteristic initial value problem for the scalar wave equation. The prope…

gr-qc2013★ 5 cited

Geometric Boundary Data for the Gravitational Field

H-O. Kreiss, J. Winicour

An outstanding issue in the treatment of boundaries in general relativity is the lack of a local geometric interpretation of the necessary boundary data. For the Cauchy problem, th…

math.NA2011★ 1 cited

Boundary estimates for the elastic wave equation in almost incompressible materials

Heinz-Otto Kreiss, N. Anders Petersson

We study the half-plane problem for the elastic wave equation subject to a free surface boundary condition, with particular emphasis on almost incompressible materials. A normal mo…

math.AP2010★ 1 cited

Initial-boundary value problems for second order systems of partial differential equations

Heinz-Otto Kreiss, Omar E. Ortiz, N. Anders Petersson

We develop a well-posedness theory for second order systems in bounded domains where boundary phenomena like glancing and surface waves play an important role. Attempts have previo…

gr-qc2010★ 9 cited

The Well-posedness of the Null-Timelike Boundary Problem for Quasilinear Waves

H-O. Kreiss, J. Winicour

The null-timelike initial-boundary value problem for a hyperbolic system of equations consists of the evolution of data given on an initial characteristic surface and on a timelike…

gr-qc2007★ 7 cited

On the well posedness of Robinson Trautman Maxwell solutions

Carlos Kozameh, Oscar Reula, Heinz-Otto Kreiss

We show that the so called Robinson-Trautman-Maxwell equations do not constitute a well posed initial value problem. That is, the dependence of the solution on the initial data is…