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Abstract
In this paper, we investigate the long-term stability of classical solution to 3D one-fluid Euler–Poisson system of electrons with nonzero vorticity. It is shown that the classical solution is well-posed for a lifesapn
at least
, where
is the size of the initial perturbed density and velocity,
is the size of the initial vorticity. This implies that the lifespan
only essentially depends on the size
of the initial vorticity.
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