Recent advances in delay dissipative systems governed by partial differential equations
Wave equation, porous elastic swelling, laminated beams, non-constant weights and delay, Kelvin-Voigt delay, strong delay, exponential decay, polynomial decay.
This work deals with the global existence of solution and the asymptotic behavior for three distinct models: The wave equation, swelling of porous elastic soils with a saturation of fluid, and the laminated beams model. For all models, is applied the semigroup theory to prove the global existence of the solution. In the analysis of the asymptotic behavior, are applied distinct technics. In the first two models cited above, is considered the action of weights and non-constants delay. The exponential decay is proved by using the multipliers method. For the laminated beams model, is take into account
the action of viscoelastic damping and a strong time delay, two situations are observed: Exponential stability if the propagation speed of the waves is the same, otherwise, the polynomial decay with rate t^{1/2}.