Boundary value problem describing the motion of an inhomogeneous fluid (Q1358079)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1023976
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    Boundary value problem describing the motion of an inhomogeneous fluid
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1023976

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      Boundary value problem describing the motion of an inhomogeneous fluid (English)
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      16 August 1998
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      The author proves existence of a generalized solution for three-dimensional stationary boundary value problem. The fluid is supposed to be incompressible, and the domain under consideration should be bounded. The proof is based on the regularization of the original system when the equation \(\text{div}(\rho V)=0\) is replaced by \(\varepsilon\Delta\rho+\text{div}(\rho V)=0\) with small \(\varepsilon\). Here \(\rho\) and \(V\) are density and velocity, respectively. To prove the convergence of solutions of the regularized system to a solution of the original problem, the author uses stochastic representation of generalized solutions and proves some a priori estimates.
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      existence of generalized solution
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      regularization
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      convergence
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      stochastic representation of generalized solutions
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      Wiener process
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      stochastic equation
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      a priori estimates
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