Weak-strong uniqueness for rough Landau initial data

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Let finf_{\rm in} be the initial datum in the setting of the paper's Landau weak-strong uniqueness theorem, and let L,kL^{\infty,k} denote the weighted bounded space used there. The notation log(1/Cv)θ\log(1/C_v)^{-\theta} denotes the stated logarithmic velocity regularity class. Weak-strong uniqueness conjecture. In the setting of the cited Landau theorem, even if one assumes only

finlog(1/Cv)θL,k,f_{\rm in}\in \log(1/C_v)^{-\theta}\cap L^{\infty,k},

so that the Hölder regularity in xx is dropped, the same weak-strong uniqueness conclusion holds provided θ>2\theta>2. The conjecture concerns uniqueness for rough solutions and is motivated by the preceding conjectured kinetic Schauder estimate; the supplied status evidence says that uniqueness of these rough solutions remains open.

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Primary source

Christopher Henderson and Weinan Wang, “Kinetic Schauder estimates with time-irregular coefficients and uniqueness for the Landau equation”, arXiv:2205.12930 (2022).

Additional references

2 papers in this index state this conjecture (2021–2022). The statement above is taken from the most recent of them; the others are arXiv:2109.14083.

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