Sverak’s Landau rigidity conjecture in three dimensions
Prove that every solution of the stationary three-dimensional Navier–Stokes equations on \(\mathbb{R}^3\setminus\{0\}\) satisfying \(|u(x)|\le C/|x|\) is a Landau solution, without any smallness assumption on \(C\).
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But if we further relax the restriction to only eq:scale_bound, the rigidity of Landau solution is still unknown and conjuctured by \v{S}verak in : Each solution of eq:sns in \mathbb{R}3\backslash{0}$ satisfies |u(x)|\le\frac{C}{|x|} must be a Landau solution.
eq:scale_bound:
eq:sns:
Without smallness, even the identification of the leading order term remains open, and a general Landau rigidity result will provide this through a blow down argument, as in the higher dimensional setting .
Hence in , Tsai mentioned a conjecture that if |u|\le C/|x| or equivalently u\in L{3,\infty} without smallness, whether u is regular?