This article explores the well-posedness of Euler equations in fractional Sobolev spaces, highlighting key estimates for incompressible fluid flow.
Euler equations are the basic system in fluid dynamics describing the motion of incompressible and inviscid ideal fluids. For a bounded smooth domain $Ω$ in Rⁿ. The well-posedness of Euler equations is well-known in Sobolev spaces Wk,p(Ω) with the integer k>n/p+1,\, 1<p<∞. In this article, we study the well-posedness of Euler equations in fractional Sobolev spaces on a bounded smooth domain. We first give a priori estimates of Euler equations in fractional Hilbert-Sobolev spaces by using the energy method. For the general case of fractional Sobolev spaces, we use the characteristic method together with elliptic estimates to give similar estimates. Finally, using the a priori estimate obtained we give solvability of Euler equations in fractional Sobolev spaces. Similar to the classical case, our result is global in time in the case of two dimensions and local in the three dimensions.
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