Incompletely Parabolic Problems in Fluid Dynamics
Bertil Gustafsson, Arne Sundström
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Some partial differential equations encountered in physical applications are of incompletely parabolic type; the Navier–Stokes equations in fluid dynamics are a typical example. In this paper we analyze such systems; in particular we treat the mixed initial-boundary value problem. In many applications there is a small parameter multiplying the coefficient for the highest derivative. The energy method is used to derive well-posed boundary conditions such that, when tends to zero, the reduced problem is also well posed.
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