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most citedIll-posedness of degenerate dispersive equations

16 citations · 33 across the 6 of their papers we have counts for

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math.AP2018★ 12 cited

Well-posedness of fully nonlinear KdV-type evolution equations

Timur Akhunov, David M. Ambrose, J. Douglas Wright

We study the well-posedness of the initial value problem for fully nonlinear evolution equations, where may depend on up to the first three spatial derivatives of…

math.AP2017★ 2 cited

Existence theory for magma equations in dimension two and higher

David M. Ambrose, Gideon Simpson, J. Douglas Wright +1

We examine a degenerate, dispersive, nonlinear wave equation related to the evolution of partially molten rock in dimensions two and higher. This simplified model, for a scalar fie…

math.AP2014

Global bifurcation theory for periodic traveling interfacial gravity-capillary waves

David M. Ambrose, Walter A. Strauss, J. Douglas Wright

We consider the global bifurcation problem for spatially periodic traveling waves for two-dimensional gravity-capillary vortex sheets. The two fluids have arbitrary constant, non-n…

math.AP2014★ 2 cited

Nonexistence of small doubly periodic solutions for dispersive equations

David M. Ambrose, J. Douglas Wright

We study the question of existence of time-periodic, spatially periodic solutions for dispersive evolution equations, and in particular, we introduce a framework for demonstrating…

math.AP2012★ 1 cited

Dispersion vs. anti-diffusion: well-posedness in variable coefficient and quasilinear equations of KdV-type

J. Douglas Wright, David M. Ambrose

We study the well-posedness of the initial value problem on periodic intervals for linear and quasilinear evolution equations for which the leading-order terms have three spatial d…

math.AP2011★ 16 cited

Ill-posedness of degenerate dispersive equations

David M. Ambrose, Gideon Simpson, J. Douglas Wright +1

In this article we provide numerical and analytical evidence that some degenerate dispersive partial differential equations are ill-posed. Specifically we study the K(2,2) equation…