On the two-phase free boundary problem for two-dimensional water waves
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We consider a two-phase free boundary problem for two-dimensional water waves, that is, the irrotational motion of incompressible ideal fluids under the gravitational field, in the case of infinite depth. We establish the well-posedness, locally in time, of this problem in a Sobolev space, taking the surface tension into account. We also remark the case where the surface tension is equal to zero.
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