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Wiesław J. Grygierzec

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On regularity estimates for axially symmetric Navier-Stokes equations in a cylinder and the critical-wedge occurrence problem

We consider the axisymmetric Navier-Stokes equations in a finite cylinder $Ω\subset\mathbb{R}^3$ with slip-type boundary conditions. Our aim is to estimate $X_s(t):=\|ω_r/r\|_{V(Ω^t)}+\|ω_φ/r\|_{V(Ω^t)}$. The closure mechanism depends on the relation between the $L^s$ and $L^\infty$ norms of the angular component $v_φ$. For fixed $A,c_0>0$, we identify the critical wedge $W_{A,c_0}:=\{t\in(0,T):\|v_φ(t)\|_{L^s(Ω)}>A,\ \|v_φ(t)\|_{L^s(Ω)}/\|v_φ(t)\|_{L^\infty(Ω)}<c_0\}$, with the ratio interpreted as $+\infty$ when the denominator vanishes. The main result is a conditional a priori estimate in which the possible loss of control is measured by a critical-wedge residual. If $E_{W,s}$ denotes the positive, non-closable part of the nonlinear interaction $\int_{Ω^t}(v_φ/r)ΦΓ\,dx\,dt'$, restricted to $W_{A,c_0}$, then $X_s(t)\leqΨ_{s,A,c_0}(\mathrm{data},\int_0^tE_{W,s}(τ)\,dτ)$ for $0<t<T$, where $Ψ_{s,A,c_0}$ is increasing. If the residual vanishes, in particular when the trajectory does not enter the critical wedge, the original data-dependent a priori estimate is recovered. Under additional regularity assumptions on the force and initial velocity, a corresponding higher Sobolev estimate for $v$ and $\nabla p$ follows with the same conditional dependence.

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On regularity estimates for the axially symmetric Navier-Stokes Cauchy problem and the critical-wedge occurrence problem

We consider the Cauchy problem for the axially symmetric Navier-Stokes equations in R^3. Our aim is to derive estimates for the scaled vorticity components Phi = omega_r/r and Gamma = omega_phi/r, measured in the energy norm X(t). The original closure mechanism depends on the relation between the L^s norm and the L-infinity norm of the angular velocity component v_phi. We identify a critical wedge in the corresponding phase geometry, defined through a smoothly localized velocity profile near the axis of symmetry. The main result is a conditional a priori estimate in which the possible loss of control is measured by the nonlinear interaction accumulated during the times belonging to the critical wedge. In particular, if the critical-wedge contribution vanishes, the residual-free a priori estimate depending only on the data is recovered. Under additional regularity assumptions on the force and the initial velocity, we derive the corresponding higher-order Sobolev estimate on every finite time interval on which the wedge residual remains controlled. The result does not provide an unconditional global regularity theorem; rather, it isolates the only concentration regime not controlled by the two original closure mechanisms.

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A regularity criterion for the angular component of velocity in the norm $L_\infty(0,T;L_p(Ω)),\;\frac 3 p <1$ in axisymmetric Navier Stokes equations in a cylinder

We consider the axisymmetric Navier-Stokes equations in a finite cylinder $Ω\subset\R^3$. We assume that $v_r$, $v_φ$, $ω_φ$ vanish on the lateral part of boundary $\partialΩ$ of the cylinder, and that $v_z$, $ω_φ$, $\partial_zv_φ$ vanish on the top and bottom parts of the boundary $\partialΩ$, where we used standard cylindrical coordinates, and we denoted by $ω=\curl v$ the vorticity field. We use $H^3$ Sobolev estimates for the modified stream function (stream function divided by radius) and energy type estimates for gradient of swirl to derive two order reduction estimates. Using the estimate \[ \|v_φ\|_{L_\infty(0,T;L_p)Ω)}\les A, \] where A is a given number and $p>3$ we prove the existence of global regular axially-symmetric solutions.

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The global estimate for regular axially-symmetric solutions to the Navier Stokes equations coupled with the heat conduction

The axially-symmetric solutions to the Navier-Stokes equations coupled with the heat conduction are considered. in a bounded cylinder $Ω\subset \mathbb{R}^3$. We assume that $v_r, v_φ, ω_φ$ vanish on the lateral part $S_1$ of the boundary $\partial Ω$ and $v_z, ω_φ, \partial_z v_φ$ vanish on the top and bottom of the cylinder, where we used standard cylindrical coordinates and $ω=\text{rot} v$ is the vorticity of the fluid. Moreover, vanishing of the heat flux through the boundary is imposed. Assuming existence of a sufficiently regular solution we derive a global a priori estimate in terms of data. The estimate is such that a global regular solutions can be proved. We prove the estimate because some reduction of nonlinearity are found.Moreover, deriving the global estimate for a local solution implies a possibility of its extension in time as long as the estimate holds.

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