Analysis finds global existence for the Euler equations in function spaces, suggesting new insights into nonlinear PDEs.
We consider the question of well-posedness for the incompressible Euler equations in generalized function spaces of the type Bs,ψp,q(Rᵈ) and Fs,ψp,q(Rᵈ) where $ψ$ is a slowly varying function in the Karamata sense and $s=d/p+1$. We prove that if $ψ$ grows fast enough, then there is a local in time solution to the Euler equations. We also establish a BKM-type criterion that allows us to obtain global existence in two dimensions.
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