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LeanPool.CIVAxisymmetric.Reduction.ForceUnderCoreRescale

The Navier–Stokes scaling onto the unit cylinder #

The scaling step of cor:interior:nonanalytic: for 0 < R ≤ 1 the parabolic rescaling u ↦ R u(R ·, R² ·), π ↦ R² π(R ·, R² ·), f ↦ R³ f(R ·, R² ·) about the origin carries a suitable weak solution on the unit cylinder Q, restricted to B(R) × (-R², 0), to a suitable weak solution on Q, and it preserves the energy class eq:interior:energy:class, the axisymmetric core eq:interior:core, and regularity at the origin eq:interior:regular.

The rescaled velocity about the origin, read on the components of a space-time point.

The rescaled force about the origin, read on the components of a space-time point.

The spatial dilation by R > 0 pulls the ball B(R) back to the unit ball.

theorem CIV.rescaledTime_Ioo_self {R : ℝ} (hR0 : 0 < R) :
CKN.rescaledTime R 0 (Set.Ioo (-R ^ 2) 0) = Set.Ioo (-1) 0

The time dilation by R² > 0 pulls (-R², 0) back to (-1, 0).

The scaling step of cor:interior:nonanalytic for the solution class: a suitable weak solution on Q, restricted to B(R) × (-R², 0) and rescaled by R, is a suitable weak solution on Q.

The rescaled velocity about the origin inherits an axisymmetric core eq:interior:core.

Regularity at the origin eq:interior:regular descends from the rescaled velocity.

If the force vanishes on B(R') × (-δ', 0), the force rescaled by R ≤ R' with R² ≤ δ' vanishes on the unit cylinder.

The rescaling by 0 < R ≤ 1 about the origin preserves the energy class eq:interior:energy:class on the unit cylinder.