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The analysis reveals gradient catastrophes in Euler solutions and shows their stability in Sobolev space.
We establish an infinite hierarchy of finite‐time gradient catastrophes for smooth solutions of the 1D Euler equations of gas dynamics with nonconstant entropy. Specifically, for all integers , we prove that there exist classical solutions, emanating from smooth, compressive, and nonvacuous initial data, which form cusp‐type gradient singularities in finite time, in which the gradient of the solution has precisely Hölder‐regularity. We show that such Euler solutions are codimension‐ stable in the Sobolev space .
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Neal et al. (2025) studied this question.
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