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Partial differential equations

ideal fluid flows conserve energy when smoother than Hölder exponent one third, while rougher weak solutions can dissipate energy.

In partial differential equations, Onsager's conjecture refers to ideal fluid flows conserve energy when smoother than Hölder exponent one third, while rougher weak solutions can dissipate energy. This meaning comes from Onsager (1949) in Il Nuovo Cimento.[1]

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References

Onsager, L. (1949). Statistical hydrodynamics. Il Nuovo Cimento, 6(S2), 279-287. https://doi.org/10.1007/bf02780991

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