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LeanPool.CaffarelliKohnNirenberg.Leray.ForcePressureGradientClosure

The force-pressure gradient is a limit of test-function gradients #

The gradients of smooth compactly supported functions span a subspace of spatial L² whose orthogonal complement consists of weakly divergence-free fields. By the orthogonality of (I - ℙ) f to those fields, the gradient field of lem:force-pressure lies in the closure of the test gradients.

The classical gradient of a whole-space test function, as a coordinate vector field.

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    The coordinate representative evaluates the Hilbert field at the corresponding point.

    The coordinate representative of a real spatial L² field is square integrable on the coordinate carrier.

    The sum of two whole-space test functions.

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      A scalar multiple of a whole-space test function.

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        The zero whole-space test function.

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          The real subspace spanned by the gradients of whole-space test functions.

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            Every element of the span of the test gradients is the gradient of one test function.

            The pairing of a test gradient with a real spatial L² field is the integral of the coordinate dot product.

            A field orthogonal to all test gradients has a weakly divergence-free representative.

            The force-pressure gradient field (I - ℙ) f of lem:force-pressure lies in the closure of the test gradients.

            The force-pressure gradient field (I - ℙ) f of lem:force-pressure is an L² limit of gradients of test functions.