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25 January 2025
 
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Periodic solutions for Boussinesq systems in weak-Morrey spaces
Pham Truong Xuan ; Nguyen Thi Van ; Tran Van Thuy ;
Date 1 Sep 2023
AbstractWe prove the existence and polynomial stability of periodic mild solutions for Boussinesq systems in critical weak-Morrey spaces for dimension $ngeqslant3$. Those systems are derived via the Boussinesq approximation and describe the movement of an incompressible viscous fluid under natural convection filling the whole space $mathbb{R}^{n}$. Using certain dispersive and smoothing properties of heat semigroups on Morrey-Lorentz spaces as well as Yamazaki-type estimate on block spaces, we prove the existence of bounded mild solutions for the linear equations corresponding to the Boussinesq system. Then, we establish a Massera-type theorem to obtain the existence and uniqueness of periodic solutions to corresponding linear equations on the half-line by using a mean-ergodic method. Next, using fixed point arguments, we can pass from linear equations to prove the existence uniqueness and polynomial stability of such solutions for Boussinesq systems. Finally, we apply the results to Navier-Stokes equations.
Source arXiv, 2309.00191
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