Abstract:The initial-boundary value problem (IBVP) for one-dimensional hydrodynamics equations of compressible nematic liquid crystal material is investigated in this research. With large initial data and vacuum, π-independent global strong solution is established. Furthermore, for the elastic limit parameter π β 0, the vanishing elastic limit is justified by convergence rates in ξΈ 2 . The obtain results are based on full use of effective viscous flux, the structure of the equations, and the material derivative.
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