The tested vortex-stretching term of eq:aniso:closure:tested, split #
The pointwise splitting stretching_eq_stretchGTerm of the vortex-stretching scalar
(ω·∇u)·ω of eq:aniso:closure:stretch holds off the vertical axis. The axis is
Lebesgue-null (ae_polarR_ne_zero), and each of the three summands is integrable against
χ² because it is continuous on the unit ball and vanishes off the support of the cutoff.
Integrating therefore turns the pointwise splitting into the identity
cutoffStretching χ u t = ∫ χ² G-term + I(t) - ∫ χ² 2 (u_θ ω_r/r) ω_θ,
with I(t) = ∫ χ² (∂_r u_z) ω_r ω_z the mixed term of eq:aniso:closure:mixed.
The mixed summand (∂_r u_z) ω_r ω_z of eq:aniso:closure:stretch, read at the
meridional representative of x. Weighted by χ² and integrated it is the term I of
eq:aniso:closure:mixed.
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The mixed summand is continuous on the unit ball: it is built from continuous slices of
∇u and of the curl composed with the continuous representative map.
The χ²-weighted mixed summand is integrable.
The χ²-weighted four-term part is integrable.
The χ²-weighted angular summand is integrable.
The χ²-weighted vortex-stretching integrand is integrable.
eq:aniso:closure:stretch, integrated against χ². The tested vortex-stretching
term of eq:aniso:closure:tested is the four-term part, plus the mixed term I of
eq:aniso:closure:mixed, minus the angular term of eq:aniso:closure:angular:bound.