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L1 and L8 intermediate asymptotics for scalar conservation laws

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Figure 1: For t > 0 large enough, the two cases s(t) ≤ c M and s(t) > c M are possible.
Figure 3: The N -wave solution of (1) corresponding to U 0 (ξ) = q−1 q ξ
Figure 5: The solution with U 0 (ξ) = 1l [0,1] (ξ) in case q = 3 2 . This corresponds to the limit situation (in
Figure 6: A typical solution.
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