About the Convergence of a Family of Initial Boundary Value Problems for a Fractional Diffusion Equation with Robin Conditions
Isolda Cardoso, Sabrina Roscani, Domingo A. Tarzia
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Isolda Cardoso, Sabrina Roscani, Domingo A. Tarzia
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We consider a family of initial boundary value problems governed by a fractional diffusion equation with Caputo derivative in time, where the parameter is the Newton heat transfer coefficient linked to the Robin condition on the boundary. For each problem we prove existence and uniqueness of solution by a Fourier approach. This will enable us to also prove the convergence of the family of solutions to the solution of the limit problem, which is obtained by replacing the Robin boundary condition with a Dirichlet boundary condition.
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We consider a family of initial boundary value problems governed by a fractional diffusion equation with Caputo derivative in time, where the parameter is the Newton heat transfer coefficient linked to the Robin condition on the boundary. For each problem we prove existence and uniqueness of solution by a Fourier approach. This will enable us to also prove the convergence of the family of solutions to the solution of the limit problem, which is obtained by replacing the Robin boundary condition with a Dirichlet boundary condition.
Key concepts: Robin boundary condition, Mathematics, Boundary value problem, Uniqueness, Dirichlet boundary condition, Mathematical analysis, Convergence (economics), Mixed boundary condition