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Some Concepts of Generalized and Approximate Solutions in Ideal Incompressible Fluid Mechanics Related to the Least Action Principle

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Various concepts of generalized and approximate solutions related to the mathematical theory of ideal incompressible fluids are discussed in relation with variational and stochastic approaches, in close connection with the least action principle.

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Brenier, Y. (2018). Some Concepts of Generalized and Approximate Solutions in Ideal Incompressible Fluid Mechanics Related to the Least Action Principle. In: Bulíček, M., Feireisl, E., Pokorný, M. (eds) New Trends and Results in Mathematical Description of Fluid Flows. Nečas Center Series. Birkhäuser, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-94343-5_2

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