Derives time decay estimates for weak and strong solutions in the magnetic Bénard system, indicating optimal decay effects.
This paper aims to derive the time decay estimates for both weak and strong solutions to the incompressible magnetic Bénard system in a half-space. To address the technical challenges posed by the boundary effects in unbounded domains, we primarily employ L q − L r estimates, together with properties of the Stokes operator and a suitable decomposition of the nonlinear terms. We establish the L 2 -estimates of weak solutions and obtain the L q ( 1 ≤ q ≤ ∞ ) -estimates of strong solutions and their first three derivatives. In addition, if the given initial data belongs to a suitable weighted space, more optimal decay effects are established.
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