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math.AP2024

Global solution and singularity formation for the supersonic expanding wave of compressible Euler equations with radial symmetry

Geng Chen, Faris A. El-Katri, Yanbo Hu +1

In this paper, we define the rarefaction and compression characters for the supersonic expanding wave of the compressible Euler equations with radial symmetry. Under this new defin…

math.AP2023

BV solutions to a hyperbolic system of balance laws with logistic growth

Geng Chen, Yanni Zeng

We study BV solutions for a system of hyperbolic balance laws. We show that when initial data have small total variation on and small amplitude, and d…

math.AP20231 cited

Generic Singularities for 2D Pressureless Flow

Alberto Bressan, Geng Chen, Shoujun Huang

In this paper, we consider the Cauchy problem for pressureless gases in two space dimensions with generic smooth initial data (density and velocity). These equations give rise to s…

math.AP2023

Lipschitz optimal transport metric for a wave system modeling nematic liquid crystals

Hong Cai, Geng Chen, Yannan Shen

In this paper, we study the Lipschitz continuous dependence of conservative Hölder continuous weak solutions to a variational wave system derived from a model for nematic liquid cr…

math.AP2016

Lipschitz metric for the Novikov equation

Hong Cai, Geng Chen, Robin MIng Chen +1

We consider the Lipschitz continuous dependence of solutions for the Novikov equation with respect to the initial data. In particular, we construct a Finsler type optimal transport…

math.AP20147 cited

Lower bound of density for Lipschitz continuous solutions in the isentropic gas dynamics

Geng Chen, Ronghua Pan, Shengguo Zhu

For the Euler equations of isentropic gas dynamics in one space dimension, also knowns as p-system in Lagrangian coordinate, it is known that the density can be arbitrarily close t…