SMS scnews item created by Daniel Hauer at Fri 16 Apr 2021 1150
Type: Seminar
Modified: Sun 18 Apr 2021 2326
Distribution: World
Expiry: 26 Apr 2021
Calendar1: 26 Apr 2021 1500
CalLoc1: Zoom webinar
CalTitle1: Ill-posedness for incompressible fluid models at critical Sobolev regularity
Auth: dhauer@p635m2.pc (assumed)

Asia-Pacific Analysis and PDE Seminar

Ill-posedness for incompressible fluid models at critical Sobolev regularity

In-Jee Jung

Dear friends and colleagues,

on Monday, 26 April 2021 at 3 pm, Professor In-Jee Jung from Seoul National University, South Korea, is giving a talk in our Asia-Pacific Analysis and PDE Seminar on

Ill-posedness for incompressible fluid models at critical Sobolev regularity .

Abstract:

We consider the incompressible fluid equations including the Euler and SQG equations in critical Sobolev spaces, which are Sobolev spaces with the same scaling as the Lipschitz norm of the velocity. We show that initial value problem for the equations are ill-posed at critial regularity.

Such an ill-posedness result can be used to prove enhanced dissipation for the dissipative counterpart. The proof relied on the Key Lemma of Kiselev and Sverak, which allows to compute the main term of the velocity gradient.

This is based on joint works with Tarek Elgindi, Tsuyoshi Yoneda, and Junha Kim.

More information and how to attend this talk can be found at the seminar webpage .

Best wishes,

Daniel

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Webinar Speaker

In-Jee Jung
Assistant Professor @ Seoul National University, South Korea.

Professor Jung received his PhD in 2017 from Princeton University, United States, under the supervision of Professor Yakov Sinai. He became a Research Fellow @ the Korean Institute of Advanced Study (KIAS) in 2017, where he was promoted to KIAS Fellow in 2019. Since March 2023, Jung is Assistant Professor @ Seoul National University.


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