Nonuniqueness and existence of continuous, globally dissipative Euler flows

We show that Hölder continuous, globally dissipative incompressible Euler flows (solutions obeying the local energy inequality) are nonunique and contain examples that strictly dissipate energy. The collection of such solutions emanating from a single initial data may have positive Hausdorff dimension in the energy space even if the local energy equality is imposed, and the set of initial data giving rise to such an infinite family of solutions is C^0 dense in the space of continuous, divergence free vector fields on the torus T^3