Nonstationary ideal incompressible fluid flows: Conditions of existence and uniqueness of solutions

The problem of formulating minimal conditions on input data that can guarantee the existence and uniqueness of solutions of the boundary value problems describing non-one-dimensional ideal incompressible fluid flow is considered using as an example the initial boundary value problem in a space-time cylinder constructed on a bounded flow domain with the nonpenetration condition on its boundary (which corresponds to fluid flow in a closed vessel). The existence problems are considered only for plane flows, and the uniqueness issues for three-dimensional flows as well. The required conditions are obtained in the form of conditions specifying that the vorticity belongs to definite functional Orlicz spaces. The results are compared with well-known results. Examples are given of admissible types of singularities for which the obtained results are valid, which is a physical interpretation of these results.