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math.AP2025

Global strong solutions to the frame hydrodynamics for biaxial nematic phases

Minjiang Feng, Sirui Li, Qi Zeng

In this article, we consider the frame hydrodynamics of biaxial nematic phases, a coupled system between the evolution of the orthonormal frame and the Navier--Stokes equation, whi…

math.AP2022

Uniqueness of global weak solutions to the frame hydrodynamics for biaxial nematic phases in

Sirui Li, Chenchen Wang, Jie Xu

We consider the hydrodynamics for biaxial nematic phases described by a field of orthonormal frame, which can be derived from a molecular-theory-based tensor model. We prove the un…

math.AP2022

Rigorous biaxial limit of a molecular-theory-based two-tensor hydrodynamics

Sirui Li, Jie Xu

We consider a two-tensor hydrodynamics derived from the molecular model, where high-order tensors are determined by closure approximation through the maximum entropy state or the q…

math.AP2022

Well-posedness of frame hydrodynamics for biaxial nematic liquid crystals

Sirui Li, Chenchen Wang, Jie Xu

We consider the hydrodynamics for the biaxial nematic phase characterized by a field of orthonormal frame, which can be derived from a molecular-theory-based tensor model. In dimen…

math.AP2019

Rigorous justification of the uniaxial limit from Qian-Sheng's inertial -tensor theory to the Ericksen-Leslie theory

Sirui Li, Wei Wang

In this paper, we rigorously justify the connection between Qian-Sheng's inertial -tensor model and the full Ericksen-Leslie model for the liquid crystal flow. By using the Hilb…

math.AP2014★ 1 cited

Local well-posedness and small Deborah limit of a molecule-based -tensor system

Sirui Li, Wei Wang, Pingwen Zhang

In this paper, we consider a hydrodynamic -tensor system for nematic liquid crystal flow, which is derived from Doi-Onsager molecular theory by the Bingham closure. We first pro…