Regularity criteria of 3D generalized magneto-micropolar fluid system in terms of the pressure
Jae-Myoung Kim
TL;DR
The paper addresses the regularity problem for a 3D generalized magneto-micropolar fluid system by deriving pressure-based regularity criteria in Lorentz spaces. The authors reformulate the system using $z^{+}$ and $z^{-}$ and develop energy estimates that connect small Lorentz-norms of the total pressure $\pi$ (and its gradient) to the regularity of the weak solution $(u,b,w)$, employing a nonlinear Gronwall bootstrap to close the estimates. In the isotropic case $\alpha=\beta=\gamma=1$, they obtain Serrin-type criteria for $\nabla\pi$ and extended conditions involving $\nabla\mathcal{P}$ and $b$, including joint gradient/magnetic-field criteria. These results extend pressure-based regularity theory to the generalized magneto-micropolar system and provide a Lorentz-space framework for future analyses in similar PDEs with fractional diffusion.
Abstract
This work focuses on regularity criteria of 3D generalized magneto-micropolar fluid system in terms of the pressure in Lorentz spaces inspired by the recent works in \cite{FS22} and \cite{LN22}.
