A microlocal lift of Navier-Stokes dynamics on manifolds yields an if-and-only-if geometric criterion for solution blow-up in terms of deformation integrability, directional entropy, and lifted energy.
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Applies value-of-information decision analysis to quantify benefits of strain-based SHM versus traditional inspections for corrosion-induced thickness loss in ship hulls.
Establishes optimal C^{1,α} estimates for p > n and log-Lipschitz continuity under the Lorentz condition f ∈ L^{n,1} for degenerate fully nonlinear elliptic equations with L^p data.
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On Geometric Evolution and Microlocal Regularity of the Navier-Stokes Equations
A microlocal lift of Navier-Stokes dynamics on manifolds yields an if-and-only-if geometric criterion for solution blow-up in terms of deformation integrability, directional entropy, and lifted energy.
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Value of Information-based assessment of strain-based thickness loss monitoring in ship hull structures
Applies value-of-information decision analysis to quantify benefits of strain-based SHM versus traditional inspections for corrosion-induced thickness loss in ship hulls.
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A priori estimates for solutions of degenerate fully nonlinear elliptic equations with $L^p$ data
Establishes optimal C^{1,α} estimates for p > n and log-Lipschitz continuity under the Lorentz condition f ∈ L^{n,1} for degenerate fully nonlinear elliptic equations with L^p data.