Abstract
We study the effect of domain perturbation on the behaviour of parabolic equations.
In particular, we show how solutions of parabolic equations behave as a sequence of
domains in
converges to
an open set
in a certain sense. We are interested in singular domain perturbations so that a
change of variables is not possible on these domains. In the first part of this talk,
we concentrate on initial-boundary value problems for non-autononous parabolic
equations. We prove the convergence of solutions by variational methods using
the notion of Mosco convergence. In the second part, we look at domain
perturbation for bounded solutions of parabolic equations on the whole real line.