Time increments of solenoidal pairings for the forced regularized solutions #
The forced regularized solutions of lem:regularised-forced are only
continuous L² mild solutions, so the time regularity of a spatial pairing
comes from the weak momentum identity eq:reg-momentum-forced, as in
lem:forced-equicontinuity. For a smooth, compactly supported,
divergence-free spatial field w, testing the identity with η(t) w(x) shows
that t ↦ ∫ u(t)·w has the weak time derivative
∫ ((J u)_j u_i ∂_j w_i - (Du)_{ij} ∂_j w_i + f·w): the pressure drops out.
Continuity of the pairing then identifies each increment from time 0 with
the space-time integral of this flux.
The flux density of the forced momentum identity against a spatial test
field wc: transport, viscous and force contributions.
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Instances For
The transport term of two L³ fields against bounded coefficients is
integrable on a finite measure space.
A continuous compactly supported spatial function is bounded on space-time.
The slab K × (0,T) over a compact spatial set has finite measure.
The spatial derivatives of a smooth compactly supported spatial function are bounded on space-time.
The flux density is integrable on the slab over a compact spatial set carrying the test field.
The increment of a solenoidal pairing of a forced regularized solution
from time 0 is the space-time integral of the flux, by the weak momentum
identity eq:reg-momentum-forced tested with η(t) w(x) and the
continuity of the pairing.