Inviscid fluid interacting with a nonlinear two-dimensional plate

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Main Authors: Balakrishna, Abhishek, Kukavica, Igor, Muha, Boris, Tuffaha, Amjad
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author Balakrishna, Abhishek
Kukavica, Igor
Muha, Boris
Tuffaha, Amjad
author_facet Balakrishna, Abhishek
Kukavica, Igor
Muha, Boris
Tuffaha, Amjad
contents We address a moving boundary problem that consists of a system of equations modeling an inviscid fluid interacting with a two-dimensional nonlinear Koiter plate at the boundary. We derive a priori estimates needed to prove the local-in-time existence of solutions. We use the Arbitrary Lagrange Euler (ALE) coordinates to fix the domain and obtain careful estimates for the nonlinear Koiter plate, ALE velocity, and pressure {without any viscoelastic smoothing}. For the nonlinear Koiter plate, higher order energy estimates are obtained, whereas estimates for the ALE pressure are obtained by setting up an elliptic problem. For the ALE velocity, the bounds are obtained through div-curl estimates by estimating the ALE vorticity. We then extend our results in two directions: (1) to include fractional Sobolev spaces and (2) to incorporate the normalized second fundamental form.
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spellingShingle Inviscid fluid interacting with a nonlinear two-dimensional plate
Balakrishna, Abhishek
Kukavica, Igor
Muha, Boris
Tuffaha, Amjad
Analysis of PDEs
We address a moving boundary problem that consists of a system of equations modeling an inviscid fluid interacting with a two-dimensional nonlinear Koiter plate at the boundary. We derive a priori estimates needed to prove the local-in-time existence of solutions. We use the Arbitrary Lagrange Euler (ALE) coordinates to fix the domain and obtain careful estimates for the nonlinear Koiter plate, ALE velocity, and pressure {without any viscoelastic smoothing}. For the nonlinear Koiter plate, higher order energy estimates are obtained, whereas estimates for the ALE pressure are obtained by setting up an elliptic problem. For the ALE velocity, the bounds are obtained through div-curl estimates by estimating the ALE vorticity. We then extend our results in two directions: (1) to include fractional Sobolev spaces and (2) to incorporate the normalized second fundamental form.
title Inviscid fluid interacting with a nonlinear two-dimensional plate
topic Analysis of PDEs
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2411.00115