Spatial derivatives of the vorticity equation in divergence form #
If ∂ₜw − Δw = ∑ₘ ∂ₘ Yₘ on the unit cylinder with smooth w and Y, then each spatial derivative
satisfies ∂ₜ(∂ⱼw) − Δ(∂ⱼw) = ∑ₘ ∂ₘ(∂ⱼYₘ). Applied to the divergence form of the vorticity
equation, this gives the equations of the first and second spatial derivatives of the vorticity
used at the successive levels of the interior estimates in the proof of lem:aniso:annulus.
A spatial partial of a sum of three fields smooth on the unit cylinder is the sum of the spatial partials.
Differentiating a heat equation in divergence form in a spatial direction.
The vorticity components, and the fluxes of the divergence form, are smooth on the unit cylinder for a classical solution.
The equation of the first spatial derivatives of the vorticity.
The equation of the second spatial derivatives of the vorticity.