Existence and Uniqueness Proof for the Transport Equation and the Orthogonal Dynamics Equation for Zwanzig's Projection on Gaussian Spaces: A Vanishing Viscosity Method
Christoph Widder
Abstract
We prove the existence of unique solutions u∈ H1(0,T;L2γ(Rn)) L2(0,T;H1γ(Rn)) of the transport equation ut=F·∇ u+f and the orthogonal dynamics equation ut= QZ (F·∇) QZ u+f, where F is a time-independent vector field, f is a forcing term, PZ=1-QZ is a Zwanzig projection (conditional expectation) on L2γ(Rn) defined by PZh ∫ h(· ,y) ρ(·,y)dy, and γ is the standard Gaussian measure with density ρ. To this end, we develop a vanishing viscosity method based on the maximal regularity theory for the Ornstein-Uhlenbeck operator on L2γ(Rn). The following assumptions guarantee the existence and uniqueness of strong solutions: f∈ H1(0,T;L2γ(Rn)) L2(0,T;H1γ(Rn)), g∈ H1γ(Rn), F∈ W1,∞(Rn,Rn) and ess\,supRn(x· F-divF) < ∞, where g denotes the initial value function.
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