Non existence and strong ill-posedness in H2 for the stable IPM equation

We prove the non-existence and strong ill-posedness of the Incompressible Porous Media (IPM) equation for initial data that are small H2(R2) perturbations of the linearly stable profile −x2. A remarkable novelty of the proof is the construction of an H2 perturbation, which solves the IPM equation and neutralizes the stabilizing effect of the background profile near the origin, where a strong deformation leading to non-existence in H2 is created. This strong deformation is achieved through an iterative procedure inspired by the work of Córdoba and Martínez-Zoroa (2022) [7]. However, several differences - beyond purely technical aspects - arise due to the anisotropic and, more importantly, to the partially dissipative nature of the equation, adding further challenges to the analysis. © 2025 The Author(s)

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Journal of Functional Analysis
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2025-06-18
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jfa.2025.111097
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Advanced Mathematical Physics Problems
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Non existence and strong ill-posedness in H2 for the stable IPM equation

Roberta Bianchini, Luis Martínez-Zoroa, Diego Córdoba
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Journal of Functional Analysis
Advanced Mathematical Physics Problems
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Non existence and strong ill-posedness in H2 for the stable IPM equation

Roberta Bianchini, Luis Martínez-Zoroa, Diego Córdoba
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Abstract

We prove the non-existence and strong ill-posedness of the Incompressible Porous Media (IPM) equation for initial data that are small H2(R2) perturbations of the linearly stable profile −x2. A remarkable novelty of the proof is the construction of an H2 perturbation, which solves the IPM equation and neutralizes the stabilizing effect of the background profile near the origin, where a strong deformation leading to non-existence in H2 is created. This strong deformation is achieved through an iterative procedure inspired by the work of Córdoba and Martínez-Zoroa (2022) [7]. However, several differences - beyond purely technical aspects - arise due to the anisotropic and, more importantly, to the partially dissipative nature of the equation, adding further challenges to the analysis. © 2025 The Author(s)

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