On the L^ stability of Prandtl expansions in the Gevrey class
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Abstract: In this paper, we prove the stability of Prandtl expansions of shear flow type as for the initial perturbation in the Gevrey class, where is a monotone and concave function and is the viscosity coefficient. To this end, we develop the direct resolvent estimate method for the linearized Orr-Sommerfeld operator instead of the Rayleigh-Airy iteration method introduced by Grenier, Guo and Nguyen.
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