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Global Behavior of Compressible Fluid with a Free Boundary and Large Data

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The global behavior of the solutions to one-dimensional Navier-Stokes system with a free boundary is investigated for large data. It is shown that the solutions stabilize to equilibrium in general on subsequences, and completely, if the body force is such that the corresponding equilibrium is unique. Mild condition on state equation is imposed which is satisfied in important physical situations.

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Penel, P., Straškraba, I. (2002). Global Behavior of Compressible Fluid with a Free Boundary and Large Data. In: Sequeira, A., da Veiga, H.B., Videman, J.H. (eds) Applied Nonlinear Analysis. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/0-306-47096-9_29

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