Exponential decay of solutions of a semilinear Lipschitz Perturbation of Kirchhoff-Carrier Wave Equation
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In this work study the existence of global solutions and exponential decay of energy of the mixed problem for perturbed Kirchhoff-Carrier wave equation
u" - M(a(u)) Δu + F(u) + γ u’ = f
where F is a Lipschitz function.
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