Non-minimizing Axially Symmetric Cavity Flow

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Autores principales: Bayrami, Masoud, Fotouhi, Morteza, Vosooqnejad, Parisa
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Publicado: 2025
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author Bayrami, Masoud
Fotouhi, Morteza
Vosooqnejad, Parisa
author_facet Bayrami, Masoud
Fotouhi, Morteza
Vosooqnejad, Parisa
contents Cavity flow problems in two dimensions, as well as in the axially symmetric three-dimensional case, have been extensively studied in the literature from a qualitative perspective. While numerous results exist concerning minimizers or stable solutions-particularly regarding the regularity of the free boundary and the analysis of singularities-much less is known about the critical points of the corresponding energy functional. In this paper, we focus on investigating the properties of such critical points in the axially symmetric cavity flow problem with a free boundary, in relation to the known variational solutions. Moreover, our approach extends naturally to the case of jet flow problems.
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spellingShingle Non-minimizing Axially Symmetric Cavity Flow
Bayrami, Masoud
Fotouhi, Morteza
Vosooqnejad, Parisa
Analysis of PDEs
Cavity flow problems in two dimensions, as well as in the axially symmetric three-dimensional case, have been extensively studied in the literature from a qualitative perspective. While numerous results exist concerning minimizers or stable solutions-particularly regarding the regularity of the free boundary and the analysis of singularities-much less is known about the critical points of the corresponding energy functional. In this paper, we focus on investigating the properties of such critical points in the axially symmetric cavity flow problem with a free boundary, in relation to the known variational solutions. Moreover, our approach extends naturally to the case of jet flow problems.
title Non-minimizing Axially Symmetric Cavity Flow
topic Analysis of PDEs
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2509.00927