Continuity of the Eulerian data-to-solution map
Establish continuity of the Eulerian data-to-solution map for the ideal incompressible magnetohydrodynamics Cauchy problem in the low-regularity range (n+1)/2 < s <= n/2+1, including control of changes in the differentiated fixed-point map and composition with different inverse Lagrangian flows at the top H^s regularity; consequently, determine whether a Hadamard well-posedness statement can hold uniformly on bounded H^s subsets in regime (R1).
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Continuity of the data-to-solution map: the present argument does not prove continuity of the Eulerian data-to-solution map. Comparing solutions arising from two different data would require controlling both the change in the fixed-point map and composition with two different inverse flows at the top Hs regularity. We do not pursue this additional step here. Moreover, in regime~\textup{(R1)} the available lifespan is not uniform on bounded subsets of Hs, because the modulus \omega_{v_0} is not uniformly controlled there. Accordingly, no Hadamard well-posedness statement is asserted.
Determining the minimal regularity of B_0 for which the commutator estimates close and thus the present construction can be carried out in this generalised setup is left to future work.