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most citedOn the Doi-Edwards and K-BKZ rheological models for polymer fluids: an existence result for shear flows

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math.AP2024

Weak solutions for a singular beam equation

Olena Atlasiuk, Arnaud Heibig, Adrien Petrov

This paper deals with a dynamic Gao beam of infinite length subjected to a moving concentrated Dirac mass. Under appropriate regularity assumptions on the initial data, the problem…

math.AP2018

Solvability for a drift-diffusion system with Robin boundary conditions

Arnaud Heibig, Adrien Petrov, Christian Reichert

This paper focuses on a drift-diffusion system subjected to boundedly non dissipative Robin boundary conditions. A general existence result with large initial conditions is establi…

math.AP2017

Well-posedness of a Debye type system endowed with a full wave equation

Arnaud Heibig

We prove well-posedness for a transport-diffusion problem coupled with a wave equation for the potential. We assume that the initial data are small. A bilinear form in the spirit o…

math.FA2017

A generalized Cauchy-Lipschitz theorem in low regularity spaces

Arnaud Heibig

We prove well-posedness for some abstract differential equations of the first order. Our result covers the usual case of Lipschitz composition operators. It also contains the case…

math.AP2015

Existence and uniqueness of a density probability solution for the stationary Doi-Edwards equation

Ionel Sorin Ciuperca, Arnaud Heibig

We prove the existence, uniqueness and non negativity of solutions for a nonlinear stationary Doi-Edwards equation. The existence is proved by a perturbation argument. We get the u…

math.AP2014★ 1 cited

On the Doi-Edwards and K-BKZ rheological models for polymer fluids: an existence result for shear flows

Ionel Sorin Ciuperca, Arnaud Heibig, Liviu Iulian Palade

This paper establishes the existence of smooth solutions for the Doi-Edwards rheological model of viscoelastic polymer fluids in shear flows. The problem turns out to be formally e…