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Integral Equations and Operator Theory· 2026Q2

The Time-Periodic Cahn–Hilliard–Gurtin System on the Half Space as a Mixed-Order System with General Boundary Conditions

Guillaume Neuttiens, Jonas Sauer

Short summary

A novel class of complementing boundary conditions is introduced and proven for the time-periodic Cahn-Hilliard-Gurtin system on a half space, extending Lopatinskiĭ–Shapiro conditions to time-periodic mixed-order systems.

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  • Proved well-posedness and maximal regularity for the time-periodic Cahn-Hilliard-Gurtin system on a half space.
  • Introduced a novel class of complementing boundary conditions.
  • Extended Lopatinskiĭ–Shapiro conditions to time-periodic mixed-order systems with general boundary conditions.
  • Showed that classical Lopatinskiĭ–Shapiro conditions are generally insufficient for mixed-order systems.

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Abstract

Abstract A well-posedness and maximal regularity result for the time-periodic Cahn–Hilliard–Gurtin system in the half space is proved. For this purpose, we introduce a novel class of complementing boundary conditions, extending the classical Lopatinskiĭ–Shapiro conditions from elliptic and parabolic theory to time-periodic mixed-order systems with general boundary conditions. Moreover, we show that the classical Lopatinskiĭ–Shapiro conditions are in general insufficient for well-posedness of mixed-order systems.

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