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arXiv · 2511.22675

Fractional higher differentiability of solutions to strongly nonlinear Stokes systems

Abstract

This work concerns stationary Stokes type systems governed by a general class of non-necessarily power-type nonlinearities. Fractional regularity properties of the symmetric gradient of local solutions are established, depending on a balance between the nonlinearity of the differential operator and the degree of integrability of the datum on right-hand side. The non-polynomial character of the differential operators calls for the use of Orlicz and Orlicz-Sobolev spaces as an appropriate functional framework for both the solutions and the datum. The regularity result amounts to the membership of a nonlinear expression of the symmetric gradient in Besov spaces. Fractional regularity of the pressure term is also exhibited and is formulated in terms of Orlicz-Besov spaces. Fractional Sobolev regularity of the symmetric gradient and of the pressure follow as a consequence.} Parallel results for the symmetric gradient of local solutions to the associated plain elliptic system are also offered. A new version of a Poincaré-Sobolev inequality in Orlicz spaces, in modular form, on domains with finite measure plays a role in the proofs.

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Andrea Cianchi, Flavia Giannetti, Antonia Passarelli di Napoli, Christoph Scheven. 2026-02-15. Fractional higher differentiability of solutions to strongly nonlinear Stokes systems. https://arxiv.org/abs/2511.22675

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