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Local smooth solutions of the free-boundary compressible primitive equations with physical vacuum
Local existence and uniqueness of smooth solutions are established for the three-dimensional compressible primitive equations with constant viscosity and a physical vacuum free boundary. We employ a Nash-Moser approach to address two distinct derivative losses, one arising from the free boundary geo
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