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Estimates for Solutions of a Low-Viscosity Kick-Forced Generalised Burgers Equation

We consider a non-homogeneous generalised Burgers equation: $$ \frac{\partial u}{\partial t} + f'(u)\frac{\partial u}{\partial x} - ν\frac{\partial^2 u}{\partial x^2} = η^ω,\quad t \in \R,\ x \in S^1. $$ Here, νis small and positive, f is strongly convex and satisfies a growth assumption, while η^ω is a space-smooth random "kicked" forcing term. For any solution $u$ of this equation, we consider the quasi-stationary regime, corresponding to t>=2. After taking the ensemble average, we obtain upper estimates as well as time-averaged lower estimates for a class of Sobolev norms of $u$. These estimates are of the form C ν^{-β} with the same values of $β$ for bounds from above and from below. They depend on ηand f, but do not depend on the time t or the initial condition.

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