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This research examines the Riemann problem for hyperbolic conservation laws, revealing shock structures and rarefaction waves under various conditions.
A system of hyperbolic conservation laws ∂ₜ u + ∂ₓ ∂ᵤ Q = 0, Q = u₁³ / 3 + u₁ u₂², u = u(x,t) ∈², as well as its viscous regularization ∂ₜ u + ∂ₓ ∂ᵤ Q = ∂ₓ² u, = (μ₁,μ₂), μ₁>0,\, μ₂>0, are studied. It is assumed that admissible shocks are those that satisfy the requirement of existence of a structure (the traveling wave criterion). A solution of the Riemann problem is constructed that consists of rarefaction waves and shocks with structure. Depending on the conditions imposed at ±∞, the solution also contains undercompressive shocks and Jouguet waves.
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