Abstract for talk on April 10
There exist self-similar solutions to the Navier-Stokes equation in
for the initial and initial-boundary value problems. A
solution, u, is said to be self-similar if
for al l
and
. These are unique long-time
solutions. We require that the initial data, g, have small norm in
the homogeneous Besov space
which can be
defined in terms of a Little wood-Payley decomposition. The existence
proof is obtained by iterating the appropriate equivalent integral
equation.