Volume 20, Issue 1
Partial Regularity for the 2-dimensional Weighted Landau-Lifshitz Flow
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J. Part. Diff. Eq., 20 (2007), pp. 11-29.

Published online: 2007-02

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We consider the partial regularity of weak solutions to the weighted Landau-Lifshitz flow on a 2-dimensional bounded smooth domain by Ginzburg-Landau type approximation. Under the energy smallness condition, we prove the uniform local C^∞ bounds for the approaching solutions. This shows that the approximating solutions are locally uniformly bounded in C^∞(Reg({u_∈})∩(\overline{\Omega}×R^+)) which guarantee the smooth convergence in these points. Energy estimates for the approximating equations are used to prove that the singularity set has locally finite two-dimensional parabolic Hausdorff measure and has at most finite points at each fixed time. From the uniform boundedness of approximating solutions in C^∞(Reg({u_∈})∩(\overline{\Omega}×R^+)), we then extract a subsequence converging to a global weak solution to the weighted Landau-Lifshitz flow which is in fact regular away from finitely many points.

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Landau-Lifshitz equations Ginzburg-Landau approximations Hausdorff measure partial regularity

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35J55 35J60.

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We consider the partial regularity of weak solutions to the weighted Landau-Lifshitz flow on a 2-dimensional bounded smooth domain by Ginzburg-Landau type approximation. Under the energy smallness condition, we prove the uniform local C^∞ bounds for the approaching solutions. This shows that the approximating solutions are locally uniformly bounded in C^∞(Reg({u_∈})∩(\overline{\Omega}×R^+)) which guarantee the smooth convergence in these points. Energy estimates for the approximating equations are used to prove that the singularity set has locally finite two-dimensional parabolic Hausdorff measure and has at most finite points at each fixed time. From the uniform boundedness of approximating solutions in C^∞(Reg({u_∈})∩(\overline{\Omega}×R^+)), we then extract a subsequence converging to a global weak solution to the weighted Landau-Lifshitz flow which is in fact regular away from finitely many points.

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We consider the partial regularity of weak solutions to the weighted Landau-Lifshitz flow on a 2-dimensional bounded smooth domain by Ginzburg-Landau type approximation. Under the energy smallness condition, we prove the uniform local C^∞ bounds for the approaching solutions. This shows that the approximating solutions are locally uniformly bounded in C^∞(Reg({u_∈})∩(\overline{\Omega}×R^+)) which guarantee the smooth convergence in these points. Energy estimates for the approximating equations are used to prove that the singularity set has locally finite two-dimensional parabolic Hausdorff measure and has at most finite points at each fixed time. From the uniform boundedness of approximating solutions in C^∞(Reg({u_∈})∩(\overline{\Omega}×R^+)), we then extract a subsequence converging to a global weak solution to the weighted Landau-Lifshitz flow which is in fact regular away from finitely many points.

Yunhua Ye & Shijin Ding . (2019). Partial Regularity for the 2-dimensional Weighted Landau-Lifshitz Flow. Journal of Partial Differential Equations. 20 (1). 11-29. doi:
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