Is anyone aware of an English translation of the following paper of John Nash?
- John Nash, Le Probleme de Cauchy pour les equations differentielles d'un fluide general, Bulletin de la Société Mathématique de France, tome 90 (1962), p. 487-497.
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Translation of John Nash's 1962 Navier-Stokes paper
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The broken link
www.math.cornell.edu/~bterrell/nash.pswas archived by the Wayback Machine. Here's the latest snapshot. Unfortunately it was a while before the comment of Terrell, so perhaps it is not complete. I've converted the.psfile to thirteen.pngs, one for each page, and uploaded them to this imgur album. I don't suppose many people will be using the bottom of this page, so I have included the pictures directly in this Answer.PS: I was a little too enthusiastic about posting this answer, but I have now asked Bob Terrell for permission on the linked MO post, and he had this to say: (screenshot of comment)