Changing the pressure and the force by a smooth gauge #
A suitable weak solution on the unit cylinder Q whose velocity is smooth and divergence
free there stays suitable when the pressure π and the force f are replaced by smooth
fields π' and f' with ∇π' - ∇π = f' - f on Q. The weak momentum equation and the local
energy inequality change by the pairings of π' - π with div φ and with u · ∇ψ, which
integration by parts on Q turns into the pairings of f' - f with φ and with u ψ. This
is the form in which the averaged system of the proof of thm:main is shown to be suitable.
Integration by parts in one spatial direction against a test function supported in Q,
for a field smooth on Q whose partial derivative is identified there with a continuous
field k.
The spatial partial derivative of a difference of smooth fields on Q.
A field continuous on Q lies in every L^r on a local box of Q.
A component of a vector test function supported in Q is a scalar test function
supported in Q.
The momentum pairing of a smooth gauge: if ∇π' - ∇π = f' - f on Q, the pairing
∫ (π' - π) div φ + (f' - f) · φ vanishes for every test field φ supported in Q.
The energy pairing of a smooth gauge: if ∇π' - ∇π = f' - f on Q and u is smooth and
divergence free there, the pairing ∫ (π' - π) u · ∇ψ + ((f' - f) · u) ψ vanishes for every
test function ψ supported in Q.
Changing the pressure and the force of a suitable weak solution on Q by a smooth gauge:
if the velocity, pressure and force are smooth on Q, the velocity is divergence free there,
and the smooth fields π', f' satisfy ∇π' - ∇π = f' - f on Q, then (u, π') is a
suitable weak solution with the force f'. This is the form of the CKN library class
CKN.IsSuitableWeakSolutionIntegrable.
Changing the pressure and the force of a suitable weak solution on Q by a smooth gauge:
if the velocity, pressure and force are smooth on Q, the velocity is divergence free there,
and the smooth fields π', f' satisfy ∇π' - ∇π = f' - f on Q, then (u, π') is a
suitable weak solution with the force f'.