12 problems
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Persistence of global hypoellipticity failure for worm domains
Let be a worm domain whose -Neumann problem is not globally hypoelliptic. Let be its boundary annulus, let be an arbitrarily small…
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Kraichnan's assertion for global MHD solutions with arbitrary viscosity and resistivity
Kraichnan's assertion. For every given , sufficiently small should ensure the existence of global-in-time strong solutions for large perturbations of the equil…
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Non-uniqueness conjecture for smooth global Navier–Stokes solutions
Let be an initial condition with a spatial symmetry, and let … be another initial condition with a different spatial symmetry or without spatial symmetry, where…
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Global estimates for the two-dimensional inviscid Oldroyd-B model with small stress
Small-stress global-estimate conjecture. Global estimates should be obtainable when is sufficiently small.
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Beck–Flandoli–Gubinelli–Maurelli's conjecture on failure of regularisation beyond the LPS condition
Beck–Flandoli–Gubinelli–Maurelli's conjecture. If the LPS condition does not hold, namely if
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St. Venant's torsional rigidity conjecture
St. Venant's conjecture. Among simply connected domains of a given volume , the torsional rigidity is maximized by the round ball.
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The no-intermediate-lifespan conjecture for one-dimensional Boussinesq systems
For a one-dimensional Boussinesq system, let denote the lifespan of its solution, and impose the natural no-cavitation condition on the initial data. The known possibi…
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Classification conjecture for fractional Sobolev minimizers
Classification conjecture. All minimizers for are of the form
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Navier–Stokes global regularity conjecture
Navier–Stokes global regularity conjecture. For every and every such initial data , such a global smooth finite-energy solution exists.
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Type II solutions form the boundary of blow-up initial data
Boundary conjecture. Type II solutions are the boundary of the set of all initial data that lead to blow-up for the nonlinear wave equation.
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Rayleigh's Faber–Krahn conjecture for the first Dirichlet eigenvalue
Let be a ball in , and let denote the first eigenvalue of the Dirichlet Laplacian on . For domains with , Rayle…
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Generic controllability with respect to the domain
Generic domain controllability conjecture. The generic approximate controllability property proved when either or is fixed should also hold with respect t…