Local and global well-posedness results for flows of inhomogeneous viscous fluids

By Raphaël Danchin. Advances in Differential Equations, 2004

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This paper is devoted to the the study of density-dependent, incompressible Navier-Stokes equations with periodic boundary condi- tions, or in the whole space. We aim at stating well-posedness in func- tional spaces as close as possible to the ones imposed by the scaling of the equations. Preliminary results have been obtained in (5) under the assumption that the density is close to a constant. Getting rid of this assumption (by allowing smoother data if necessary) is the main motiva- tion of the present paper. Local well-posedness is stated for data (ρ0 ,u 0) such that (ρ0 − cste) ∈ H N 2 +α and inf ρ0 > 0, and u0 ∈ H N 2 −1+β . The indices α, β > 0 may be taken arbitrarily small. We further derive a blow-up criterion which entails global well-posedness in dimension N =2 if there is no vacuum initially.

Subfields: Applied Mathematics, Control and Systems Engineering, Mathematical Physics

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In Applied Mathematics

  1. Ping Zhang
  2. Marius Paicu
  3. Zhifei Zhang
  4. Hammadi Abidi
  5. Raphaël Danchin
  6. Nader Masmoudi
  7. F. Lin
  8. Taoufik Hmidi

In Control and Systems Engineering

  1. Marius Paicu
  2. Ping Zhang
  3. Zhifei Zhang
  4. Hammadi Abidi
  5. Raphaël Danchin
  6. Nader Masmoudi
  7. F. Lin
  8. Dehua Wang

In Mathematical Physics

  1. Ping Zhang
  2. Marius Paicu
  3. Zhifei Zhang
  4. Hammadi Abidi
  5. Raphaël Danchin
  6. F. Lin
  7. Taoufik Hmidi
  8. Yue Liu

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