Stabilization of nonautonomous Navier-Stokes flows under dynamic slip boundary conditions

Exponential stabilizability of the incompressible Navier-Stokes equations under dynamic slip boundary conditions toward arbitrary time-dependent trajectories is proven. The feedback control law is constructed explicitly using oblique projections and realized through a finite number of spatially localized interior actuators, without requiring spectral assumptions. The approach extends to various slip boundary condition types (Navier, vorticity-type, and Neumann) and applies to multi-connected domains. Weak solution existence and exponential decay estimates are established, with the stabilization rate depending on the boundary dynamics parameters.