We study the regularity of the flow X(t, y) , which represents (in the sense of Smirnov or as regular Lagrangian flow of Ambrosio) a solution ρ∈ L∞(Rd+1) of the continuity equation ∂tρ+div(ρb)=0,with b∈Lt1BVx. We prove that X is differentiable in measure in the sense of Ambrosio–Malý, that is X(t,y+rz)-X(t,y)r→r→0W(t,y)zin measure,where the derivative W(t, y) is a BV function satisfying the ODE ddtW(t,y)=(Db)y(dt)J(t-,y)W(t-,y),where (Db) y(d t) is the disintegration of the measure ∫Db(t,·)dt with respect to the partition given by the trajectories X(t, y) and the Jacobian J(t, y) solves ddtJ(t,y)=(divb)y(dt)=Tr(Db)y(dt).The proof of this regularity result is based on the theory of Lagrangian representations and proper sets introduced by Bianchini and Bonicatto in [16], on the construction of explicit approximate tubular neighborhoods of trajectories, and on estimates that take into account the local structure of the derivative of a BV vector field.
Differentiability in measure of the flow associated with a nearly incompressible BV vector field
De Nitti N.
2022-01-01
Abstract
We study the regularity of the flow X(t, y) , which represents (in the sense of Smirnov or as regular Lagrangian flow of Ambrosio) a solution ρ∈ L∞(Rd+1) of the continuity equation ∂tρ+div(ρb)=0,with b∈Lt1BVx. We prove that X is differentiable in measure in the sense of Ambrosio–Malý, that is X(t,y+rz)-X(t,y)r→r→0W(t,y)zin measure,where the derivative W(t, y) is a BV function satisfying the ODE ddtW(t,y)=(Db)y(dt)J(t-,y)W(t-,y),where (Db) y(d t) is the disintegration of the measure ∫Db(t,·)dt with respect to the partition given by the trajectories X(t, y) and the Jacobian J(t, y) solves ddtJ(t,y)=(divb)y(dt)=Tr(Db)y(dt).The proof of this regularity result is based on the theory of Lagrangian representations and proper sets introduced by Bianchini and Bonicatto in [16], on the construction of explicit approximate tubular neighborhoods of trajectories, and on estimates that take into account the local structure of the derivative of a BV vector field.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.


