Admissible Lp norms for local existence and for continuation in semilinear parabolic systems are not the same

Pavol Quittner; Philippe Souplet

doi:10.1017/S0308210500001475

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We say that a Banach space E is a continuation space for a given parabolic problem if the E-norm of any non-global solution has to become unbounded. We will prove that for large classes of parabolic systems of two equations, the space E = Lr1 × Lr2 can be a continuation space even though the problem is not locally well posed in E. This stands in contrast with classical results for analogous scalar equations.

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