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Convex Integration in Fluid Dynamics (Tutorial) - 1

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TUR - Mathematical aspects of turbulence: where do we stand?

I will begin this tutorial with a summary of some results in fluid dynamics which are achieved by convex integration. I will explain where convex integration comes from, and how it is applied to the Euler equations. There will be approximately three sessions, depending on how far we get.   Dates: February 1,3,7 at 4pm

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