The difference of two weak solutions as a forced path #
If θ and θ_M are weak solutions with the same datum and diffusivity but different
drifts, the difference w = θ - θ_M satisfies the forced mode-path equation for the drift of
θ, with transport density b·Dw and any flux F representing (b - b_M)·Dθ_M against smooth
periodic tests.
Pairing of a weak solution's mode density with a smooth periodic mode is integrable on the time cell.
The difference of two weak solutions with the same datum and diffusivity satisfies the
forced mode-path equation, provided the cross transport (b - b_M)·Dθ_M is represented by the
flux F against every smooth periodic mode.
Squeeze for the square of a difference of two L²-null sequences.
The Fourier coefficients of a difference are the differences of the coefficients.
Spacetime L² convergence of the Fourier projections of a difference of weak solutions.