Compactness Weak Core #
Supporting estimates for the Navier–Stokes development.
The set of L² classes with a smooth compactly supported representative.
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A countable family of smooth compactly supported vector fields is dense in global spatial L². It supplies the test family used for weak slice convergence in lem:compactness.
A countable family of relatively compact scalar sequences has one common
subsequence on which every coordinate converges. This is the diagonal step in
lem:compactness.
A uniformly equicontinuous family of continuous scalar maps on a compact
space, with pointwise relatively compact values, is relatively compact in the
uniform topology. This supplies the fixed-test time compactness in
lem:compactness.
One subsequence makes a countable family of bounded equicontinuous scalar pairings converge uniformly on their compact time sets. This is the diagonal extraction in lem:compactness.
Uniformly bounded linear functionals that converge on a dense sequence converge pointwise everywhere. The limit is again a continuous linear functional. This is the extension step in the Riesz representation argument for lem:compactness.
A bounded sequence in a real Hilbert space has a weak limit when its pairings converge on a dense sequence. This is the slice representation step in lem:compactness.