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Dissipative length scale estimates for turbulent flows - a Wiener algebra approach

Animikh Biswas·Michael S. Jolly·Vincent R. Martinez·Edriss S. Titi
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In this paper, a lower bound estimate on the uniform radius of spatial analyticity is established for solutions to the incompressible, forced Navier-Stokes system on an n-torus. This estimate improves or matches previously known estimates provided that certain bounds on the initial data are satisfied. It is argued that for 2D or 3D turbulent flows, the initial data is guaranteed to satisfy these hypothesized bounds on a significant portion of the 2D global attractor or the 3D weak attractor. In these scenarios, the estimate obtained for 3D generalizes and improves upon that of [Doering-Titi], while in 2D, the estimate matches the best known one found in [Kukavica]. A key feature in the approach taken here is the choice of the Wiener algebra as the phase space, i.e., the Banach algebra of functions with absolutely convergent Fourier series, whose structure is suitable for the use of the so-called Gevrey norms.

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Animikh Biswas, Michael S. Jolly, Vincent R. Martinez, Edriss S. Titi. 2013-10-13. Dissipative length scale estimates for turbulent flows - a Wiener algebra approach. https://doi.org/10.1007/s00332-014-9195-8

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