Existence theorem in the variational problem for compressible inviscid fluids
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This paper starts from Young's concept of a generalized curve, which may be used if the existence of minima of hemibounded functionals with a non- convex integrand are considered in the context of functions whose curvature is uniformly bounded. The author then proceeds to modify this approach in an attempt to define a weak solution for the equations of an inviscid compressible fluid on the basis of a variational principle.
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