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Velocity-pressure correlation in Navier--Stokes flows and the problem of global regularity

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In this seminar, I will discuss my recent paper with Xinwei Yu and David Dritschel (Velocity-pressure correlation in Navier—Stokes flows and the problem of global regularity, JFM 2021 , 911, A18 ) on the role of the velocity-pressure correlation in Navier—Stokes flows in extreme growth of momentum.

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