We prove $L^p-L^q$ maximal regularity estimates for the Stokes equations in spatial regions with moving boundary. Our result includes bounded and unbounded regions. The method relies on a reduction of the problem to an equivalent nonautonomous system on a cylindrical space-time domain. By applying suitable abstract results for nonautonomous Cauchy problems we show maximal regularity of the associated propagator which yields the result. The abstract results, also proved in this note, are a modified version of a nonautonomous maximal regularity result of Y. Giga, M. Giga, and H. Sohr and a suitable perturbation result. Finally we describe briefly the application to the special case of rotating regions
We prove a general regularity result for fully nonlinear, possibly nonlocal parabolic Cauchy problem...
We prove a general regularity result for fully nonlinear, possibly nonlocal parabolic Cauchy problem...
We prove a general regularity result for fully nonlinear, possibly nonlocal parabolic Cauchy problem...
It is proved under mild regularity assumptions on the data that the Navier-Stokes equations in bound...
In this paper we prove the generalized resolvent estimate and maximal L-p-L-q regularity of the Stok...
In this paper we prove the generalized resolvent estimate and maximal L-p-L-q regularity of the Stok...
AbstractIn this paper we prove the generalized resolvent estimate and maximal Lp–Lq regularity of th...
We prove in this paper some results on the complex and fractional powers of the Stokes operator with...
We study the Stokes system with the localized boundary data in the half-space. We are concerned with...
The three-dimensional Navier-Stokes system in the whole space with time-periodic data is investigate...
The three-dimensional Navier-Stokes system in the whole space with time-periodic data is investigate...
In this thesis, we investigate the Stokes operator on bounded Lipschitz domains in L^p. We proof imp...
summary:We deal with the steady Stokes problem, associated with a flow of a viscous incompressible f...
We prove a general regularity result for fully nonlinear, possibly nonlocal parabolic Cauchy problem...
We prove a general regularity result for fully nonlinear, possibly nonlocal parabolic Cauchy problem...
We prove a general regularity result for fully nonlinear, possibly nonlocal parabolic Cauchy problem...
We prove a general regularity result for fully nonlinear, possibly nonlocal parabolic Cauchy problem...
We prove a general regularity result for fully nonlinear, possibly nonlocal parabolic Cauchy problem...
It is proved under mild regularity assumptions on the data that the Navier-Stokes equations in bound...
In this paper we prove the generalized resolvent estimate and maximal L-p-L-q regularity of the Stok...
In this paper we prove the generalized resolvent estimate and maximal L-p-L-q regularity of the Stok...
AbstractIn this paper we prove the generalized resolvent estimate and maximal Lp–Lq regularity of th...
We prove in this paper some results on the complex and fractional powers of the Stokes operator with...
We study the Stokes system with the localized boundary data in the half-space. We are concerned with...
The three-dimensional Navier-Stokes system in the whole space with time-periodic data is investigate...
The three-dimensional Navier-Stokes system in the whole space with time-periodic data is investigate...
In this thesis, we investigate the Stokes operator on bounded Lipschitz domains in L^p. We proof imp...
summary:We deal with the steady Stokes problem, associated with a flow of a viscous incompressible f...
We prove a general regularity result for fully nonlinear, possibly nonlocal parabolic Cauchy problem...
We prove a general regularity result for fully nonlinear, possibly nonlocal parabolic Cauchy problem...
We prove a general regularity result for fully nonlinear, possibly nonlocal parabolic Cauchy problem...
We prove a general regularity result for fully nonlinear, possibly nonlocal parabolic Cauchy problem...
We prove a general regularity result for fully nonlinear, possibly nonlocal parabolic Cauchy problem...