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Optimal existence of weak solutions for the power-law Navier-Stokes-Voigt equations
We study the power-law Navier--Stokes--Voigt system in a bounded domain, subject to appropriate initial conditions and no-slip boundary conditions. The analysis is governed by the power-law exponent $p$, ranging from shear-thinning ($1<p<2$) through the Newtonian case ($p=2$) to shear-thickening ($p
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