Application of Hardy inequalities for some singular parabolic equations
N. Kutev, T. Rangelov
TL;DR
This work extends Hardy-inequality thresholds to a class of singular parabolic equations with four Hardy potentials that are singular on the boundary and/or at the origin. By employing truncated approximations and energy estimates anchored to optimal Hardy constants, it establishes global existence for $\mu$ below the constants and finite-time blow-up for $\mu$ above them. The analysis connects spectral thresholds (via weighted eigenvalues) with nonlinear diffusion dynamics through a separated-variable sub-solution and a comparison principle, highlighting the critical role of Hardy constants in long-time behavior. The results deepen our understanding of how boundary and origin singularities shape global solvability and blow-up in nonlinear diffusion models with singular potentials.
Abstract
Boundary value problems for non-linear parabolic equations with singular potentials are considered. Existence and non-existence results as an application of different Hardy inequalities are proved. Blow-up conditions are investigated too.
