Erratum to: Soames's argument 1 against strong two-dimensionalism

At low energy (ie small k, see the left arrow in the dispersion relation) the dispersion is ruled by

Given a non-negative boundary value f b with finite mass and entropy, there exists a stationary non- negative renormalized solution in L 1 with finite entropy-dissipation to

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The first one is based on a explicit formula (see Theorem 3.1) obtained by the third author [12] for an isotropic composite with two isotropic phases, which immediately gives

Let us recall that the main goal of this work is to prove some new continuity properties for the Oseen potentials by eventually a slight modification of their definition. To that

Working out a second example of a process in the basin of attraction of the Brownian web (the first example is ordinary one-dimensional coalescing random walks) that is natural on

The transport mecllllllism (47,123,149) is different from that in the Itaylcigh·lJenard problem, since charge carriers move by diffusion and migra- iiuu Illlder the action of

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