Nonlinear stability of the Guderley imploding shock wave in radial symmetry
Giorgio Cialdea
Abstract
We prove nonlinear stability of the Guderley imploding shock under radial perturbations for the three-dimensional compressible Euler equations in the adiabatic range 1<γ≤53. The perturbed solutions develop an asymptotically self-similar implosion in finite time. Our result allows perturbations with small, nonzero constant pressure in the quiescent region ahead of the shock. The proof combines weighted L∞ estimates along characteristics with a computer-assisted proof of stability inequalities for the Guderley profile.
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