Szepesvari: knowing NS's limits tells you when simulations stop being reliable
CsabaSzepesvari · x · 2026-09-14
A follow-up in the same Navier-Stokes thread: unlike much of math, this question is tied to applications — people design things based on NS. Knowing how well NS approximates reality prevents extrapolating from simulations where they would become unreliable.
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