I. Lasiecka, Uniform stabilization of the quasi-linear Kirchhoff wave equation with a nonlinear boundary feedback, CONTROL CYB, 29(1), 2000, pp. 179-197
An n-dimensional quasi-linear wave equation defined on bounded domain Omega
with Neumann boundary conditions imposed on the boundary Gamma and with a
nonlinear boundary feedback acting on a portion of the boundary Gamma(1) su
bset of Gamma is considered. Global existence, uniqueness and uniform decay
rates are established for the model, under the assumption that the H-1(Ome
ga) x L-2(Omega) norms of the initial data are sufficiently small. The resu
lt presented in this paper extends these obtained recently in Lasiecka, and
Ong (1999), where the Dirichlet boundary conditions al-e imposed on the un
controlled portion of the boundary Gamma(0) = Gamma \ <(Gamma(1))over bar>,
and the two portions of the boundary are assumed disjoint, i.e. <(Gamma(1)
)over bar> boolean AND <(Gamma(0))over bar> = 0. The goal of this paper is
to remove this restriction. This is achieved by considering the "pure" Neum
ann problem subject to convexity assumption imposed on Gamma(0).