Non-convergence of the rotating stratified flows toward the quasi-geostrophic dynamics
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arXiv2209.02634MaRDI QIDQ6506532
Jihoon Lee, Junha Kim, Min Jun Jo
Abstract: We prove that the solution of the 3D inviscid Boussinesq equations converges to the solution of the quasi-geostrophic (QG) equations in an asymptotic regime where the intensities of rotation and stratification increase to infinity while the rotation-stratification ratio tends to any positive number other than one. Despite the non-uniformity of the generic convergence rates near the region where the ratio is one, we further show that such quasi-geostrophic approximation continues to be valid even when the ratio goes to one as long as both intensities increase to infinity fast enough. In contrast, we prove non-convergence when such intensities grow sufficiently slow to infinity with the ratio tending to one. Our proof of the non-convergence result contains the first mathematical proof of the Devil's staircase paradox that was originally cast in Theoret. Comput. Fluid Dynamics 9, 223-251 (1997). Combining both results for convergence and non-convergence, we give a lower bound for the growth of the convergence rates when the ratio tends to one. Independently of the aforementioned results proved with respect to the mixed norm for which is spatially a type of , we investigate as well whether spatially type spaces are appropriate for analyzing the quasi-geostrophic approximation or not. We verify that non-convergence actually takes place for any fixed positive rotation-stratification ratio with respect to the norm with any integer . Nevertheless, in view of the projections onto the eigenspaces of the linear propagator, we specify a particular class of initial data which ensures convergence even in such regardless of the ratio.
Existence problems for PDEs: global existence, local existence, non-existence (35A01) PDEs in connection with geophysics (35Q86)
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