scientific article; zbMATH DE number 2003407

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The work is devoted to regularity of weak solutions of elliptic and parabolic models of continuum mechanics. The first part concerns with steady equations of plasticity. The stress-strain dependence is given by Norton-Hoff approximation of Hencky's law. A boundary value problem is considered in a bounded domain. The displacement vector is prescribed at one part of the boundary, and normal stress vector is prescribed at the residual part of the boundary. The stress tensor is shown to be a minimizer of a functional. This tensor jointly with strain tensor is proved to be Hölder continuous in two space dimension problem. The result is obtained by Morrey estimate technique. The second part deals with steady flows of incompressible fluid with shear-dependent viscosity. A typical example is the \(p\)-law \(T= \nu | D| ^{p-2}D+\mu D\) for the stress tensor \(T\) and velocity-strain tensor \(D\). New theorems are proved on the existence of weak solutions to Dirichlet problem for \(p>\frac{2d}{p-2}\), where \(d\) is space dimension. In the third part the author improves some results on unsteady Navier-Stokes equations. Under the assumption that a solution belongs to the space \(L^2 (0,T; BMO)\), he guarantees regularity and uniqueness.











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