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Showing that pressure reaches its max on the boundary of ideal fluid in a stationary flow

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Notation question in Majda and Bertozzi's "Vorticity and Incompressible Flow"

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Is the problem that Prof Otelbaev proved exactly the one stated by Clay Mathematics Institute?

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