Time derivative of ∫ ∂_iT ∂_jT #
Source: enhance.tex 8780–8800. For a divergence-free smooth periodic drift b, the drift terms
of D_t ∇T = ∂_t ∇T + b·∇∇T cancel in ∫ (D_t∂_iT ∂_jT + ∂_iT D_t∂_jT), since they integrate
to ∫ b·∇(∂_iT ∂_jT) = -∫ (∇·b) ∂_iT ∂_jT = 0. We also build the continuous extension
matGradExt of D_t ∇T to the closed half-space t ≥ 0.
The closed half-space t ≥ 0.
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The i-th spatial gradient component as a function on space-time.
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- AVenhance.Infra.Section5.LeftToShow.gradCoord T i p = AVenhance.spaceGrad (T p.1) p.2 i
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Restricting a space-time derivative to a spatial direction.
At positive times the material gradient is the time derivative plus the advective term.
The continuous extension of D_t ∇T to t ≥ 0.
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A linear functional evaluated on a vector is the dot product with its values on the basis.
∇·b as the sum of coordinate derivatives of the slice.
The advective term b·∇(∂_iT ∂_jT).
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Product rule for the advective terms.
The advective terms integrate to zero for a divergence-free periodic drift.
∂_t ∫ ∂_iT ∂_jT = ∫ (D_t∂_iT ∂_jT + ∂_iT D_t∂_jT) for a divergence-free periodic drift.