Hölder continuity of velocity gradients for shear-thinning fluids under perfect slip boundary conditions
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Abstract: This paper is concerned with non-stationary flows of sheart-hinning fluids in a bounded two-dimensional C^{2;1} domain. Assuming perfect slip boundary conditions, we provide a proof of the existence of a solution with the H"older continuous velocity gradients and pressure under condition that a stress tensor satisfies power-law with growth pin[5/3; 2].
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