A classical solution is a weak solution #
The regularity clauses of IsWeakSolutionGrad follow from joint continuity up to t = 0; the
weak identity follows from integration by parts in time and in space against the periodic
smooth test functions.
The closed unit cell.
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Regularity clauses (1)-(7) of the weak-solution predicate for a classical solution.
A continuous function is integrable on the time cell.
A continuous function is integrable on the unit cube.
Fubini on the time cell, time outermost.
Fubini on the time cell, space outermost.
Time derivative of a test function is continuous.
Integration by parts in time for one spatial point.
Integration by parts in space at one positive time.
The weak identity (clause 8) of the weak-solution predicate.
A classical solution with a continuous drift is a weak solution, with its classical gradient as weak gradient.