The finite-n residual of the lifted equation tends to zero #
tendsto_finResidual is the input of the finite branch to the limit equation
eq:aniso:zoom:finite:limit at (m, d) = (5, 4) (the lift to ℝ⁴ together with the
vanishing terms of the passage to the limit, deviation D17): against a test function φ on
ℝ⁴ × ℝ × (-∞, -1), the pairing of the lifted potential vorticity Ω_tilde_n with the adjoint
limit
operator -∂_τ φ - B_n · ∇φ - (div B_n) φ - Δ_X φ tends to zero.
The test function is split with the axis cutoff finAxisCutoff ε as φ = φ χ_ε + φ (1 - χ_ε).
- Near the axis,
Ω_tilde_n,B_nanddiv B_nare bounded uniformly inn(finDrift_bounds), the derivatives ofφ χ_εof order at most two areO(ε⁻²), and the support has volumeO(ε⁴): this part isO(ε²)uniformly inn(abs_integral_residual_nearAxis_le). - Off the axis, the lifted equation holds classically and the integration by parts of
integral_finResidual_eq_of_subset_finLiftDomainleaves `δ_n² ∫ Ω_tilde_n ∂_ZZ ψ - ∫ F_tilde_n ∂_Z ψ- ∫ G_tilde_n ψ
. Here|Ω_tilde_n| ≤ 2C, the swirl flux obeysF_n = S_n² / R² ≤ C_Γ² δ_n² / ε⁴by`eq:aniso:zoom:circulation, and|G_n| ≤ C λ_n⁵ δ_n; all three tend to zero withλ_n(tendsto_integral_residual_offAxis`).
- ∫ G_tilde_n ψ
A function vanishing off a measurable set of finite measure and bounded on it has integral bounded by the bound times the measure.
The box {|X_j| ≤ 2ε, |Z| ≤ r, |τ| ≤ r} around the axis of the lifted variables.
The part of the residual near the axis is O(ε²), uniformly in the coefficients as long as
they are bounded by M on the support.
The swirl flux off the axis: S_n² / R² ≤ C_Γ² δ² / ε⁴ where R ≥ ε and the circulation is
bounded by C_Γ (eq:aniso:zoom:circulation).
The part of the residual off the axis tends to zero, for each fixed cutoff scale ε.
The lift to ℝ⁴ and the vanishing terms of the passage to the limit: the finite-n
residual of eq:aniso:zoom:lifted against a test function on ℝ⁴ × ℝ × (-∞, -1) tends to
zero.