Abstract

Due to the intractability of the Navier–Stokes equation, it is common to study approximating equations. Two of the most common of these are the Leray-α equation (which replaces the solution u with (1−α2L1)u for a Fourier Multiplier L) and the generalized Navier–Stokes equation (which replaces the viscosity term ν△ with νL2). In this paper we consider the combination of these two equations, called the generalized Leray-α equation. We provide a brief outline of the typical strategies used to solve such equations, and prove, with initial data in a low-regularity Lp(Rn) based Sobolev space, the existence of a unique local solution with γ1+γ2>n/p+1. In the p=2 case, the local solution is extended to a global solution, improving on previously known results.

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