Global solution of the isothermal viscous gas equation in the half-space subject to a large external force derived from a potential
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This paper states a theorem of global existence for a system of equations which define a simplified model describing the motion of viscous gas with a constant temperature, a pressure proportional to density, and subject to an external force ruled by a potential function. The proof is based upon six complex functional inequalities which are the core of the study.
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