Finite determining set conjecture for the entire flow-plate dynamics

Let (St,Y)(S_t,Y) denote the entire flow-plate dynamics, and let kk_* be the damping threshold from the convergence-to-equilibria theorem. Assume the hypotheses of that theorem, in particular k>kk>k_*. A set L\mathbb L is called a finite determining set for (St,Y)(S_t,Y) when its finitely many functionals determine the asymptotic behavior of the entire dynamics.

Finite determining set conjecture. There exists a set L\mathbb L which is a finite determining set for the entire dynamics (St,Y)(S_t,Y).

The conjecture concerns the no-rotational-inertia case of the model and is motivated by determining-functional results for systems with rotational inertia, where positive damping suffices. It is presented as speculative and remains open in the source.

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Justin T. Webster, “Attractors and Determining Functionals for A Flutter Model: Finite Dimensionality Out of Thin Air”, arXiv:1904.11016 (2020).

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