Growth of Sobolev norms and loss of regularity in transport equations

Gianluca Crippa, T. Elgindi, Gautam Iyer, A. Mazzucato
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We consider transport of a passive scalar advected by an irregular divergence-free vector field. Given any non-constant initial data ρ¯∈Hloc1(Rd), d≥2, we construct a divergence-free advecting velocity field v (depending on ρ¯) for which the unique weak solution to the transport equation does not belong to Hloc1(Rd) for any positive time. The velocity field v is smooth, except at one point, controlled uniformly in time, and belongs to almost every Sobolev space Ws,p that does not embed into the Lipschitz class. The velocity field v is constructed by pulling back and rescaling a sequence of sine/cosine shear flows on the torus that depends on the initial data. This loss of regularity result complements that in Ann. PDE, 5(1):Paper No. 9, 19, 2019. This article is part of the theme issue ‘Mathematical problems in physical fluid dynamics (part 1)’.
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输运方程中Sobolev范数的增长和正则性的丧失
考虑无散度的不规则矢量场对无源标量平流的输运。给定任意非常数初始数据ρ¯∈Hloc1(Rd), d≥2,我们构造了一个无散度的平流速度场v(取决于ρ¯),其输运方程的唯一弱解在任何正时间都不属于Hloc1(Rd)。速度场v是光滑的,除一点外,在时间上是均匀控制的,并且几乎属于不嵌入到Lipschitz类中的每一个Sobolev空间Ws,p。速度场v是通过拉回和重新缩放依赖于初始数据的环面上的正弦/余弦剪切流序列来构建的。这种丧失规律性的结果补充了在Ann中的结果。生物工程学报,5(1):论文No. 9, 2019。本文是主题问题“物理流体动力学中的数学问题(第一部分)”的一部分。
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