Abstract
We consider the Navier–Stokes–Fourier (mathcal NSF) system for a class of compressible fluids that exhibit a gas-liquid phase transition at low temperatures. For the initial-boundary value problem corresponding to thermally insulated end-points that are held at a constant pressure, we establish the existence and uniqueness of temporally global classical solutions. A novel feature of the analysis presented here is the derivation of uniform point-wise apriori estimates on the specific volume, which refines the non-uniform estimates framework developed in Watson (Arch Ration Mech Anal 153:1–37, 2000).
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