Heat-conducting fluids with free surface in the case of slip-condition on the walls (Q4694641)

[For the entire collection see Zbl 0759.00010.] There are given two concentrically placed cylinders, which are set up on a horizontal plane. The space between these cylinders is partially filled by a viscous heat-conducting fluid. The cylinders and the plane can rotate with different speeds. This brings the fluid in motion due to the slip-condition on the material walls. Caused by the interaction of the surface tension, central forces, internal stresses of the fluid, gravity, heat-conduction and atmospherical pressure a free (i.e. a priori unknown) surface is formed as an upper boundary of the fluid's volume. The aim of this note is to obtain a local existence and uniqueness result for velocity, pressure, temperature and the free surface of the complete stationary problem. We apply the implicit function theorem acting in weighted Hölder spaces.