
Global Well-Posedness for Some Fluid Models
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Dr. Yuming QIN is full professor, head of Mathematics Department and director of Institute of Nonlinear Sciences of Donghua University. His research interests are global (local) wellposedness of solutions and infinite-dimensional dynamical systems for nonlinear evolutionary equations including fluid equations such as Navier-Stokes equations, MHD, etc, and thermo(visco)elasticequations.ZHANG Jianlin :
Dr. Jianlin ZHANG is associate Professor in College of Science, Zhongyuan University of Technology since 2012.
Content
- Intro
- Global Well-Posedness for Some Fluid Models
- Contents
- Foreword
- Preliminary
- Sobolev Spaces and Their Basic Properties
- Weak Derivatives and Their Properties
- Sobolev Spaces
- Some Properties of Sobolev Spaces
- Some Inequalities in Analysis
- The Young Inequality
- The Poincaré Inequality
- The Bellman-Gronwall Inequality
- The Hölder Inequality
- The Minkowski Inequality
- The Jensen Inequality
- The Shen-Zheng Inequality
- The Interpolation Inequality
- The Gagliardo-Nirenberg Interpolation Inequality
- C0-Semigroup
- Global Existence and Exponential Stability of Spherically Symmetric Solutions to a Compressible Combustion Radiative and Reactive Gas
- Introduction
- Model and Main Results
- Combustion Model of Radiative and Reactive Gas
- Spherical Symmetry Model of Combustion Model
- Main Theorems
- Global Existence and Exponential Stability in H1
- Global Existence of Solutions in H1
- Exponential Stability of Solutions in H1
- Global Existence and Exponential Stability in H2
- Global Existence of Solutions in H2
- Exponential Stability of Solutions in H2
- Global Existence and Exponential Stability in H4
- Global Existence of Solutions in H4
- Exponential Stability of Solutions in H4
- Bibliographic Comments
- Global Existence, Uniqueness and Exponential Stability of Solutions for the One-Dimensional Navier-Stokes Equations with Capillarity
- Introduction
- Model and Main Results
- Korteweg-Type Model
- Main Theorems
- Global Existence and Exponential Stability in H1+
- Global Existence in H1+
- Asymptotic Behavior in H1+
- Exponential Stability in H1+
- Global Existence and Exponential Stability in H2+
- Global Existence and Uniqueness in H2+
- Exponential Stability in H2+
- Global Existence and Exponential Stability in H4+
- Global Existence in H4+
- Asymptotic Behavior of Solutions in H4+
- Exponential Stability in H4+
- Bibliographic Comments
- Exponential Stability of Solutions for the Compressible p-th Power Newtonian Fluid with Large Initial Data
- Introduction
- Model and Main Results
- Global Existence and Exponential Stability in H1
- Global Existence in H1
- Exponential Stability in H1
- Global Existence and Exponential Stability in H2
- Global Existence and Exponential Stability in H4
- Bibliographic Comments
- Global Existence and Asymptotic Behavior of Spherically Symmetric Solutions for the Multi-Dimensional Infrarelativistic Model
- Introduction
- Reformulation and Main Theorems
- Reformulation of Model
- Main Theorems
- Global Existence and Asymptotic Behavior in H1
- Global Existence in H1
- Asymptotic Behavior in H1
- Global Existence and Asymptotic Behavior in H2
- Global Existence in H2
- Asymptotic Behavior in H2
- Global Existence and Asymptotic Behavior in H4
- Global Existence in H4
- Asymptotic Behavior in H4
- Bibliographic Comments
- Global Existence and Asymptotic Behavior of Cylindrically Symmetric Solutions for the 3D Infrarelativistic Model with Radiation
- Introduction
- Reformation and Main Results
- Reformation of Model
- Main Theorems
- Global Existence and Asymptotic Behavior in H1
- Global Existence in H1
- Asymptotic Behavior in H1
- Global Existence and Asymptotic Behavior in H2
- Global Existence in H2
- Asymptotic Behavior in H2
- Global Existence and Asymptotic Behavior in H4
- Global Existence in H4
- Asymptotic Behavior in H4
- Bibliographic Comments
- Bibliography
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