This analysis demonstrates the strong convergence of vorticity in Euler-Voigt equations, indicating implications for solutions in sobolev spaces.
In this paper, we consider the two-dimensional torus and we study the convergence of solutions of the Euler-Voigt equations to solutions of the Euler equations, under several regularity settings. More precisely, we first prove that for weak solutions of the Euler equations with vorticity in C([0,T];L²(T²)) the approximating velocity converges strongly in C([0,T];H¹(T²)). Moreover, for the unique Yudovich solution of the $2D$ Euler equations we provide a rate of convergence for the velocity in C([0,T];L²(T²)). Finally, for classical solutions in higher-order Sobolev spaces we prove the convergence with explicit rates of both the approximating velocity and the approximating vorticity in C([0,T];L²(T²)).
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Abbate et al. (2025) studied this question.
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