In general, the value function associated with an exit time problem is a discontin-uous function. We prove that the lower (upper) semicontinuous envelope of the value function is a supersolution (subsolution) of the Hamilton-Jacobi equation involving the proximal subdiierentials (superdiierentials) with subdiierential type (superdiierential type) mixed boundary condition. We also show that if t...

In general, the value function associated with an exit time problem is a discontinuous function. We prove that the lower (upper) semicontinuous envelope of the value function is a supersolution (subsolution) of the Hamilton–Jacobi equation involving the proximal subdifferentials (superdifferentials) with subdifferential-type (superdifferential-type) mixed boundary condition. We also show that i...

in this paper a method is presented in details to solve a nonlinear partial differential equation which has many applications in engineering fields. the boundary condition is mixed to be able to define the value of function on its variation on the boundary. examples are given to demonstrate the accuracy and efficiency of the method.

Turing's model of pattern formation has been extensively studied analytically and numerically, and there is recent experimental evidence that it may apply in certain chemical systems. The model is based on the assumption that all reacting species obey the same type of boundary condition pointwise on the boundary. We call these scalar boundary conditions. Here we study mixed or nonscalar boundar...