The differential inequality eq:aniso:closure:tested #
This module assembles the tested enstrophy balance of
Regularity of asymptotically axisymmetric solutions to the 3D Navier–Stokes equations with
analytic forcing, arXiv:2609.20803, from the three tested terms of
CIV.Closure.EnstrophyBalanceTerms.
Substituting the Cartesian vorticity equation cartesian_vorticity_pde in the time derivative
of Y splits it into a transport, a diffusion, a stretching and a force term. The first two
are integrated by parts, the cutoff errors they leave behind are constants because ∇χ is
supported where |u| and |ω| are bounded, and the force term is bounded by C (Y + 1).
What remains is
½ Y' + M ≤ ∫ χ² (ω·∇u)·ω + C (Y + 1),
stated with deriv Y t, which is the form closure_gronwall_bound consumes.
Stage (iii): the tested enstrophy balance #
The tested enstrophy balance eq:aniso:closure:tested. For a classical solution with a
C²-bounded force and a cutoff χ whose gradient is supported in a closed set A on which
|u| and |ω| are bounded on a time window (t₀, 0), the cutoff enstrophy Y is
differentiable in time and
½ Y' + M ≤ ∫ χ² (ω·∇u)·ω + C (Y + 1)
on that same time window, with a constant depending only on χ, on the force bound and on
the bounds on A. The derivative is written as deriv Y t, the form in which
closure_gronwall_bound consumes it.