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Non-uniqueness conjecture for axially symmetric swirl-free Navier–Stokes solutions
Let solve the incompressible Navier–Stokes equations on , … For any , consider initial data and so…
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The persistence of weak-solution non-uniqueness under tracer coupling and velocity noise
Let a fluid dynamics model with zero initial datum possess infinitely many weak solutions. Couple it with a transport equation and subject the velocity field to multiplicative and…
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Non-uniqueness conjecture for 2D Euler solutions with vorticity
Let . Consider the two-dimensional Euler equation with initial velocity and initial vorticity . A weak solution has veloci…
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Supercritical non-uniqueness conjecture for the Navier–Stokes equations
Supercritical non-uniqueness conjecture. Non-uniqueness should hold throughout the whole supercritical regime determined by the Ladyzhenskaya–Prodi–Serrin condition.
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Cheskidov–Luo's supercritical non-uniqueness conjecture for the Navier–Stokes equations
Cheskidov–Luo's conjecture. Non-uniqueness of weak solutions should hold throughout the full supercritical regime
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The conjecture that forward self-similar solutions may yield non-unique Leray weak solutions
Forward self-similar solutions are solutions of the Navier–Stokes equations invariant under the forward self-similar scaling and defined for ; a Leray weak solution is a weak…
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Non-uniqueness conjecture for large scale-invariant Navier–Stokes data
Non-uniqueness conjecture. For sufficiently large scale-invariant initial data, the corresponding scale-invariant Navier–Stokes solution is not unique.