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Title: | Multiscale Galerkin approximation scheme for a system of quasilinear parabolic equations |
Authors: | Ijioma, Ekeoma R. Ijioma, Ekeoma R. Moore, Stephen E. |
Keywords: | Multiscale modeling Numerical analysis Filtration combustion Multiscale simulations MSC 74Q05 34A45 80A25 37M05 |
Issue Date: | 2018 |
Publisher: | University of Cape Coast |
Abstract: | We discuss a multiscale Galerkin approximation scheme for a system of coupled quasilinear parabolic equations. These equations arise from the upscaling of a pore scale filtration combustion model under the assumptions of large Damkh¨ler number and small P´clet number. The upscaled model consists of a heat difusion equation and a mass diffusion equation in the bulk of a macroscopic domain. The associated difusion tensors are bivariate functions of temperature and concentration and provide the necessary coupling conditions to elliptic-type cell problems. These cell problems are characterized by a reaction-difusion phenomenon with nonlinear reactions of Arrhenius type at a gas-solid interface. We discuss the wellposedness of the quasilinear system and establish uniform estimates for the fnite dimensional approximations. Based on these estimates, the convergence of the approximating sequence is proved. The results of numerical simulations demonstrate, in suitable temperature regimes, the potential of solutions of the upscaled model to mimic those from porous media combustion. Moreover, distinctions are made between the efects of the microscopic reaction-difusion processes on the macroscopic system of equations and a purely diffusion system |
Description: | 27p:, ill. |
URI: | http://hdl.handle.net/123456789/6009 |
ISSN: | 23105496 |
Appears in Collections: | Department of Mathematics & Statistics |
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