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A regularized damped Euler system in two-dimensional and three-dimensional setting is considered. The existence of a global attractor is proved and explicit estimates of its fractal dimension are given. In the case of periodic boundary conditions both in two-dimensional and three-dimensional cases, it is proved that the obtained upper bounds are sharp in the limit \(\alpha \to {{0}^{ + }}\), where α is the parameter describing smoothing of the vector field in the nonlinear term.
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Zelik, S.V., Ilyin, A.A. & Kostianko, A.G. Sharp Dimension Estimates for the Attractors of the Regularized Damped Euler System. Dokl. Math. 104, 169–172 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1134/S1064562421040165
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