An existence result of smooth solutions for a complex material flow problem is provided. The considered equations are of hyperbolic type including a nonlocal interaction term. The existence proof is based on a problem-adapted linear iteration scheme exploiting the structure conditions of the nonlocal term. 35Q70, 35L65Copyright
This article is devoted to the discussion of the boundary layer which arises from the one-dimensional parabolic elliptic type Keller-Segel system to the corresponding aggregation system on the half space case. The characteristic boundary layer is shown to be stable for small diffusion coefficients by using asymptotic analysis and detailed error estimates between the Keller-Segel solution and the approximate solution. In the end, numerical simulations for this boundary layer problem are provided.
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