Singular Sets of Riemannian Exponential Maps in Hydrodynamics

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Autori principali: Benn, James, Heslin, Patrick, Lichtenfelz, Leandro, Misiolek, Gerard
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author Benn, James
Heslin, Patrick
Lichtenfelz, Leandro
Misiolek, Gerard
author_facet Benn, James
Heslin, Patrick
Lichtenfelz, Leandro
Misiolek, Gerard
contents We prove that the singular sets for the Lagrangian solution maps of the two-dimensional inviscid Euler and generalized surface quasi-geostrophic equations are Gaussian null sets. To achieve this we carry out a spectral analysis of an operator related to the coadjoint representation of the algebra of divergence-free vector fields on the fluid domain. In particular, we establish sharp results on the Schatten-von Neumann class to which this operator belongs. Furthermore, its failure to be compact is directly connected to the absence of Fredholm properties of the corresponding Lagrangian solution maps. We show that, for the three-dimensional Euler equations and the standard surface quasi-geostrophic equation, this failure is in fact essential.
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spellingShingle Singular Sets of Riemannian Exponential Maps in Hydrodynamics
Benn, James
Heslin, Patrick
Lichtenfelz, Leandro
Misiolek, Gerard
Differential Geometry
Functional Analysis
58D05 (Primary), 46T05, 46T12, 58D30 (Secondary)
We prove that the singular sets for the Lagrangian solution maps of the two-dimensional inviscid Euler and generalized surface quasi-geostrophic equations are Gaussian null sets. To achieve this we carry out a spectral analysis of an operator related to the coadjoint representation of the algebra of divergence-free vector fields on the fluid domain. In particular, we establish sharp results on the Schatten-von Neumann class to which this operator belongs. Furthermore, its failure to be compact is directly connected to the absence of Fredholm properties of the corresponding Lagrangian solution maps. We show that, for the three-dimensional Euler equations and the standard surface quasi-geostrophic equation, this failure is in fact essential.
title Singular Sets of Riemannian Exponential Maps in Hydrodynamics
topic Differential Geometry
Functional Analysis
58D05 (Primary), 46T05, 46T12, 58D30 (Secondary)
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2509.03454