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تسجيل مستخدم جديدExistence of solutions for a class of fourth order cross-diffusion systems of gradient flow type
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This article is concerned with the existence and the long time behavior of weak solutions to certain coupled systems of fourth-order degenerate parabolic equations of gradient flow type. The underlying metric is a Wasserstein-like transportation distance for vector-valued functions, with nonlinear mobilities in each component. Under the hypothesis of (flat) convexity of the driving free energy functional, weak solutions are constructed by means of the variational minimizing movement scheme for metric gradient flows. The essential regularity estimates are derived by variational methods.
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