On a class of forced active scalar equations with small diffusive parameters

Abstract

Many equations that model fluid behaviour are derived from systems that encompass multiple physical forces. When the equations are written in non dimensional form appropriate to the physics of the situation, the resulting partial differential equations often contain several small parameters. We study a general class of such PDEs called active scalar equations which in specific parameter regimes produce certain well known models for fluid motion. We address various mathematical questions relating to well-posedness, regularity and long time behaviour of the solutions to this general class including vanishing limits of several diffusive parameters.

arXiv commentarXiv admin note: text overlap with arXiv:1902.04366, arXiv:2005.10667

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