We consider the discrete Safronov-Dubovskiĭ aggregation equation associated with the physical condition, where particle injection and extraction take place in the dynamical system. In application, this model is used to describe the aggregation of particle-monomers in combination with sedimentation of particle-clusters. More precisely, we prove well-posedness of the considered model for a large class of aggregation kernel with source and efflux coefficients. Furthermore, over a long time period, we prove that the dynamical model attains a unique equilibrium solution with an exponential rate under a suitable condition on the forcing coefficient.

This paper is devoted to the study of an inverse problem containing a semilinear integrodifferential parabolic equation with an unknown memory kernel. This equation is accompanied by a Robin boundary condition. The missing kernel can be recovered from an additional global measurement in integral form. In this contribution, an error analysis is performed for a time-discrete numerical scheme based on Backward Euler's Method. The theoretical results are supported by some numerical experiments.

We consider the obstacle problem for the Schrödinger evolution in the exterior of the unit ball with Dirichlet boundary condition. Under radial symmetry we compute explicitly the fundamental solution for the linear Dirichlet Schrödinger propagator ${{e}^{it{{\Delta }_{D}}}}$ and give a robust algorithm to prove sharp ${{L}^{1}}\,\to \,{{L}^{\infty }}$ dispersive estimates. We showcase the analysis in dimensions $n\,=\,5,\,7$. As an application, we obtain global well-posedness and scattering for defocusing energy-critical $\text{NLS}$ on $\Omega \,=\,{{\mathbb{R}}^{n}}\backslash \overline{B\left( 0,\,1 \right)}$ with Dirichlet boundary condition and radial data in these dimensions.