Classical flows of vector fields with exponential or sub-exponential summability
Abstract
We show that vector fields b whose spatial derivative Dxb satisfies a Orlicz summability condition have a spatially continuous representative and are well-posed. For the case of sub-exponential summability, their flows satisfy a Lusin (N) condition in a quantitative form, too. Furthermore, we prove that if Dxb satisfies a suitable exponential summability condition then the flow associated to b has Sobolev regularity, without assuming boundedness of divxb. We then apply these results to the representation and Sobolev regularity of weak solutions of the Cauchy problem for the transport and continuity equations.
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