On the Cauchy problem of spherical capillary water waves

Abstract The spherical capillary water waves equation describes the motion of an almost spherical water droplet under zero gravity governed by water-air interface tension. Using para-differential calculus on compact Lie groups and homogeneous spaces developed by the author, the system is symmetrized into a quasi-linear dispersive para-differential equation of order 1.5 defined on the 2-sphere. An immediate consequence of this symmetrization is a new proof of local well-posedness of the system under much weaker regularity assumption compared to previous results.

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Forum Mathematicum
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2025-08-29
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https://doi.org/10.1515/forum-2024-0042
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Advanced Mathematical Physics Problems
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On the Cauchy problem of spherical capillary water waves

Chengyang Shao
Forum Mathematicum
Advanced Mathematical Physics Problems
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On the Cauchy problem of spherical capillary water waves

Chengyang Shao
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Abstract The spherical capillary water waves equation describes the motion of an almost spherical water droplet under zero gravity governed by water-air interface tension. Using para-differential calculus on compact Lie groups and homogeneous spaces developed by the author, the system is symmetrized into a quasi-linear dispersive para-differential equation of order 1.5 defined on the 2-sphere. An immediate consequence of this symmetrization is a new proof of local well-posedness of the system under much weaker regularity assumption compared to previous results.

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University of Chicago (US)
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Advanced Mathematical Physics Problems
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