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Stability of a Riemann Shock in a Physical Class: From Brenner-Navier-Stokes-Fourier to Euler
The stability of an irreversible singularity, such as a Riemann shock to the full Euler system, in the absence of any technical conditions on perturbations, remains a major open problem even within mono-dimensional framework. A natural approach to justify such stability is to consider vanishing diss
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