Existence of strong solutions for the Oldroyd model with multivalued right-hand side
Andr\'e Eikmeier

TL;DR
This paper proves the existence of strong solutions for a viscoelastic fluid model with multivalued forces, using advanced fixed-point theorems, extending previous results to more complex, set-valued systems.
Contribution
It establishes local and global existence of strong solutions for the Oldroyd model with multivalued right-hand side, generalizing classical results to differential inclusions.
Findings
Strong solutions exist locally for the coupled system.
Global solutions exist for small initial data.
The approach uses a generalized Kakutani fixed-point theorem.
Abstract
The initial value problem for a coupled system is studied. The system consists of a differential inclusion and a differential equation and models the fluid flow of a viscoelastic fluid of Oldroyd type. The set-valued right-hand side of the differential inclusion satisfies certain measurability, continuity and growth conditions. The local existence (and global existence for small data) of a strong solution to the coupled system is shown using a generalisation of Kakutani's fixed-point theorem and applying results from the single-valued case.
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