On The Hydrostatic Approximation of Navier-Stokes-Maxwell System with 2D Electronic Fields

Abstract

In this paper, we prove the local well-posedness of a scaled anisotropic Navier-Stokes-Maxwell system in a two-dimensional striped domain with a transverse magnetic field around (0,0,1) in Gevrey-2 class. We also justify the limit from the scaled anisotropic equations to the associated hydrostatic system and obtain the precise convergence rate. Then, we prove the global well-posedness for the system and show that small perturbations near (0,0,1) decay exponentially in time. Finally, we show the optimality of the Gevrey-2 regularity by proving the solution to linearized hydrostatic system around shear flows (V(y),0,0)=(y(1-y),0,0) with some initial data (ζ, ζ 1) grows exponentially. More precisely, for some large parameter k >M 1 corresponding to the frequency in x, there exists a solution hk(t,x,y) of the system equation* cases ∂tthk+∂thk-∂yyhk+V(y) ∂x hk =0,\\ hk(0,x,y)=ζ, ∂thk(0,x,y)= ζ 1,\\ hk(t, x,0)=hk(t, x, 1)=0, cases equation* such that for any s∈ [0,12) and t∈ [Tk,T0) with Tk≈ |k|s-12 0 as |k| ∞ and some T0 small and independent of k, it satisfies align* hk(t) L2 ≥ C \, e|k|t( ζ L2 + ζ 1 L2), align* for some C > 0 independent of k.

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