Convexity and equality of limits of consistent approximations and DMV solutions

Ascertain whether the set of weak limits of consistent approximations to the compressible Euler system is convex and whether this set coincides with the full set of dissipative measure–valued solutions \mathcal{U}[_0, v_0, S_0, \mathcal{E}_0] for given initial data.

Background

Consistent approximations (e.g., vanishing dissipation or numerical schemes) generate sequences whose limits define DMV solutions capturing turbulence via oscillations and concentrations.

The question is whether every DMV solution arises as a limit of consistent approximations and whether the collection of such limits is convex. For incompressible Euler an affirmative result is known (Székelyhidi–Wiedemann), but the compressible case remains unresolved.

References

Open problem VI: Let the initial data $(_0, v_0, S_0, \mathcal{E}_0)$ be given. Is the set of (weak) limits of consistent approximations convex? Does the set \mathcal{U}[_0, v_0, S_0, \mathcal{E}_0] of all DMV solutions coincide with the set of all limits of consistent approximations?

The Euler system of gas dynamics  (2603.29619 - Feireisl, 31 Mar 2026) in Section 4.4, “Reducing the set of eligible DMV solutions, computable solutions”