
TL;DR
This paper investigates steady, self-similar solutions to the full two-dimensional Euler equations with a polytropic equation of state, establishing BV regularity under certain conditions and analyzing their structure.
Contribution
It proves BV regularity for entropy admissible steady solutions with non-vanishing velocity, density, and energy, and explores their structural properties.
Findings
Solutions are BV under specified conditions.
Entropy admissible solutions exhibit particular structural features.
Non-vanishing velocity, density, and energy are crucial assumptions.
Abstract
We consider solutions to the full (non-isentropic) two-dimensional Euler equations that are constant in time and along rays emanating from the origin. We prove that for a polytropic equation of state, entropy admissible solutions in with non-vanishing velocity, density, and internal energy must be . Moreover, we obtain some results concerning the structure of such solutions.
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