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Il presente lavoro è dedicato al problema dell’esistenza globale di soluzioni sufficientemente regolari delle equazioni del moto di fluidi comprimibili non-Newtoniani in due e tre dimensioni. Nel caso di tensore degli sforzi potenziale, viene sviluppata una tecnica per la derivazione di identità dell’energia che non includono derivate della densità. Basandosi su tali identità, nel caso di potenziali che crescono abbastanza rapidamente viene ottenuto un sistema esteso di stime a priori per le equazioni del moto. Viene inoltre studiato il problema correlato delle stime di soluzioni di sistemi ellittici non lineari generati dal tensore degli sforzi.
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The present paper is devoted to the problem of global existence of sufficiently regular solutions to two- and three-dimensional equations of compressible nonnewtonian fluids. In the case of potential stress tensor, we develop the technique of derivation of energy identities that do not include the density derivatives. Basing on these identities, in the case of sufficiently fast-increasing potentials, we obtain an extended system of a priori estimates for the named equations. We also study the related problem of estimates for the solutions to non-linear elliptic system generated by stress tensor.
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This work is supported by Russian Foundation for Basic Research (Grant 99-01-10817), Cariplo Foundation and Volta Center of Landau Society.
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Mamontov, A.E. Global regularity estimates for multidimensional equations of compressible non-newtonian fluids. Ann. Univ. Ferrara 46, 139–160 (2000). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02837294
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