Well-posedness for a diffuse interface model of non-Newtonian two-phase flows

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Auteurs principaux: Li, Fang, Xingyu, Duan, Zhenhua, Guo
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author Li, Fang
Xingyu, Duan
Zhenhua, Guo
author_facet Li, Fang
Xingyu, Duan
Zhenhua, Guo
contents The evolution of two partially miscible, nonhomogeneous, incompressible viscous fluids of non-Newtonian type, can be governed by the Navier-Stokes-Cahn-Hilliard system. In the present work, we prove the global existence of weak solutions for the case of initial density containing zero and the concentration depending viscosity with free energy potential equal to the Landau potential in a bounded domain of three dimensions. Furthermore, we show that a strong solutions exist locally in time in the case of three dimensions periodic domain ${\mathbb T}^3.$ The proof relies on a suitable semi-Galerkin scheme and the monotonicity method.
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spellingShingle Well-posedness for a diffuse interface model of non-Newtonian two-phase flows
Li, Fang
Xingyu, Duan
Zhenhua, Guo
Analysis of PDEs
The evolution of two partially miscible, nonhomogeneous, incompressible viscous fluids of non-Newtonian type, can be governed by the Navier-Stokes-Cahn-Hilliard system. In the present work, we prove the global existence of weak solutions for the case of initial density containing zero and the concentration depending viscosity with free energy potential equal to the Landau potential in a bounded domain of three dimensions. Furthermore, we show that a strong solutions exist locally in time in the case of three dimensions periodic domain ${\mathbb T}^3.$ The proof relies on a suitable semi-Galerkin scheme and the monotonicity method.
title Well-posedness for a diffuse interface model of non-Newtonian two-phase flows
topic Analysis of PDEs
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2511.08876