High-order energy decay for structural damped systems in the electromagnetical field

Abstract

This paper is concerned with the decay estimate of high-order energy for a class of special time-dependent structural damped systems represented by Fourier multipliers. This model is widely used in the fields of semiconductivity, superconductivity, electromagnetic waves, electrolyte and electrode materials, etc.

Keywords

High-order energy / Viscoelasticity / Structural dissipation / Electromagnetical field / Superconductivity

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