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SUMMARY:Alexander Shlapunov (Siberian Federal University\, Krasnoyarsk\, R
 ussia)
DTSTART:20201009T110000Z
DTEND:20201009T120000Z
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DESCRIPTION:Title: <a href="https://researchseminars.org/talk/mmandim/8/">
 Existence Theorems for Regular Spatially Periodic Solutions to the Navier
 –Stokes Equations in R^3</a>\nby Alexander Shlapunov (Siberian Federal U
 niversity\, Krasnoyarsk\, Russia) as part of Mathematical models and integ
 ration methods\n\n\nAbstract\nWe consider the initial problem for the Navi
 er–Stokes equations over ${\\mathbb R}^3 \\times [0\,T]$ with a positive
  time $T$ in the spatially periodic setting. Identifying periodic vector-v
 alued functions on ${\\mathbb R}^3$ with functions on the $3\\\,$-dimensio
 nal torus ${\\mathbb T}^3$\, we prove that the problem induces an open bot
 h injective and surjective mapping of specially constructed scale of funct
 ion spaces of Bochner–Sobolev type parametrised with the smoothness inde
 x $s\\in \\mathbb{N}$. The intersection of these classes with respect $s$ 
 gives a uniqueness and existence theorem for smooth solutions to the Navie
 r–Stokes equations for each finite $T>0$. Then additional intersection w
 ith respect to $T\\in (0\, +\\infty)$ leads to a uniqueness and existence 
 theorem for smooth solutions and data having prescribed asymptotic behavio
 ur at the infinity with respect to the time variable. Actually\, we propos
 e the following modified scheme of the proof of the existence theorem\, ba
 sed on apriori estimates and operator approach in Banach spaces:\n\n1. We 
 prove that the Navier–Stokes equations induce continuous injective OPEN 
 mapping between the chosen Banach spaces.\n\n2. Next\, the standard topolo
 gical arguments immediately imply that a nonempty open connected set in a 
 topological vector space coincides with the space itself if and only if th
 e set is closed. This reduces the proof of the existence theorem to an $L^
 \\mathfrak{s} ([0\,T]\, L^\\mathfrak{r} ({\\mathbb R^3}))$ a priori estima
 te for the INVERSE IMAGE OF PRECOMPACT SETS in the target Banach space whe
 re $\\mathfrak{s}$\, $\\mathfrak{r}$ are Ladyzhenskaya–Prodi–Serrin nu
 mbers satisfying $2/\\mathfrak{s} + 3/\\mathfrak{r} = 1$ and $\\mathfrak{r
 } > 3$. In this way we avoid proving a GLOBAL $L^\\mathfrak{s} ([0\,T]\, L
 ^\\mathfrak{r} ({\\mathbb R^3}))$ a priori estimate.\n\n3. To prove the we
 ak $L^\\mathfrak{s} ([0\,T]\, L^\\mathfrak{r} ({\\mathbb R^3}))$ a priori 
 estimate with $\\mathfrak{r} > 3$ we calculate precisely the excess betwee
 n the left hand side and the right hand side of the corresponding energy i
 nequality\, that equals to $2r$ when expressed in terms of the Lebesgue in
 tegrability index $r$. Then we operate with absolutely convergent series i
 nvolving Lebesgue norms that gives the possibility to group together summa
 nds in a suitable way\, using the energy type inequalities\, interpolation
  inequalities and matching the asymptotic behaviour in order to exclude th
 e unbounded sequences in the inverse image of a precompact set.\n
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