A note on a $L^p$ stability estimate for regular Lagrangian flows
Tommaso Cortopassi

TL;DR
This paper extends a known stability estimate for regular Lagrangian flows from the case p=1 to a broader range of p in (1, +∞), providing a more general $L^p$ stability framework.
Contribution
It introduces an $L^p$ stability estimate for regular Lagrangian flows, generalizing previous results limited to p=1, with minor proof modifications.
Findings
Established $L^p$ stability estimate for p in (1, +∞)
Extended the applicability of stability estimates beyond p=1
Provided a proof adaptation for the generalized estimate
Abstract
In this note, we prove a version of the well known stability estimate for regular Lagrangian flows derived by Gianluca Crippa and Camillo De Lellis in \cite{crippa2008estimates}. As far as we know, the only estimate of this kind readily available in the literature is for the case . With minor modifications to the proof in \cite{crippa2008estimates}, we show that an analogous estimate holds in norm with .
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Taxonomy
TopicsStability and Controllability of Differential Equations · Navier-Stokes equation solutions · Advanced Mathematical Physics Problems
