报告题目: On the motion of the closed free surface in 3D incompressible ideal MHD with surface tension摘要: In this presentation, I will provide an overview of the local regularity theory concerning the three-dimensional free boundary incompressible ideal magnetohydrodynamics (MHD) equations with surface tension. The focus will be on understanding how the geometric properties of the free boundary influence the regularity of smooth solutions, under certain conditions. These conditions encompass the low regularity of the free boundary (including curvature and normal velocity constraints), as well as conditions on the fluid velocity and magnetic fields to prevent self-intersection of the free boundary.
This analysis applies generally to bounded domains with closed surfaces, without assuming the free boundary to be a graph. The regularity estimates are primarily influenced by bounds on curvature and pressure, which are linked to the initial mean curvature. Notably, the initial velocity on the boundary is not a critical factor for the final regularity estimate.
Furthermore, this approach avoids addressing the spatial regularity of the flow map in Lagrangian coordinates, which can be limited in terms of maximal regularity and the geometric characteristics of the evolving domain.
This talk is based on joint research with Siqi Yang [arXiv:2312.09473], where we delve into these intricate relationships and their implications in the context of MHD equations with surface tension.