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Main Authors: Bae, Gi-Chan, Kim, Chanwoo
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Published: 2026
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Online Access:https://arxiv.org/abs/2603.14671
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author Bae, Gi-Chan
Kim, Chanwoo
author_facet Bae, Gi-Chan
Kim, Chanwoo
contents We establish the incompressible low--Mach/high--Reynolds limit for the Boltzmann equation for a broad class of initial data, without recourse to any asymptotic expansion. Exploiting the local Maxwellian manifold and the macro--micro decomposition in a new quasi-linear analysis, we derive quantitative estimates for the purely microscopic fluctuation, as well as bounds for the kinetic vorticity and the entropic fluctuation in terms of the initial data. As a consequence, in two space dimensions, the rescaled velocity and temperature converge to a global solution of the incompressible Euler equations coupled to a transported temperature, within the frameworks of DiPerna--Lions--Majda and Delort.
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spellingShingle Quantitative Closure Analysis toward Ideal Fluids
Bae, Gi-Chan
Kim, Chanwoo
Analysis of PDEs
We establish the incompressible low--Mach/high--Reynolds limit for the Boltzmann equation for a broad class of initial data, without recourse to any asymptotic expansion. Exploiting the local Maxwellian manifold and the macro--micro decomposition in a new quasi-linear analysis, we derive quantitative estimates for the purely microscopic fluctuation, as well as bounds for the kinetic vorticity and the entropic fluctuation in terms of the initial data. As a consequence, in two space dimensions, the rescaled velocity and temperature converge to a global solution of the incompressible Euler equations coupled to a transported temperature, within the frameworks of DiPerna--Lions--Majda and Delort.
title Quantitative Closure Analysis toward Ideal Fluids
topic Analysis of PDEs
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2603.14671