(a) Suppose C > 0 and Ut – kura < C, show that max(,t)ERU < max(æ,t)e£ u+TC. (Hint: apply the maximal principle to the function u(x, t) – Ct. You need the version for subsolutions; see notes of lecture 6). (b) Suppose v, w satisfy Vt – kvrx = f, Wt – kwra = g, show that max v – w| < , max v – w| + T max f – g|. (x,t)ER (x,t)EC (x,t)ER (Hint: apply part (a) to a suitable function).

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Question 1. Let R= [0, l] × [0,T] and E = {t = 0} U {x = 0}U {x= l} CR
(a) Suppose C > 0 and
Ut – kurr < C,
show that max (x,t)€R U < max(x,t)€E U+TC. (Hint: apply the maximal principle
to the function u(x, t) – Ct. You need the version for subsolutions; see notes of
lecture 6).
(b) Suppose v, w satisfy
Vi – kvgx = f,
Wt – kwrx
= 9,
show that
max v – w| < max v – w|+T_max_f – g|.
(x,t)ER
(x,t)EE
(x,t)ER
(Hint: apply part (a) to a suitable function).
Transcribed Image Text:Question 1. Let R= [0, l] × [0,T] and E = {t = 0} U {x = 0}U {x= l} CR (a) Suppose C > 0 and Ut – kurr < C, show that max (x,t)€R U < max(x,t)€E U+TC. (Hint: apply the maximal principle to the function u(x, t) – Ct. You need the version for subsolutions; see notes of lecture 6). (b) Suppose v, w satisfy Vi – kvgx = f, Wt – kwrx = 9, show that max v – w| < max v – w|+T_max_f – g|. (x,t)ER (x,t)EE (x,t)ER (Hint: apply part (a) to a suitable function).
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