The forced time modulus #
lem:forced-equicontinuity: for a smooth compactly supported spatial test
field w, the pairings t ↦ ∫ u_ε(t)·w of the forced regularized solutions
have a common Hölder modulus on [0,T], independent of ε. The increment of
a pairing between two times is the space-time integral of the momentum flux
with the pressure term (the weak momentum identity eq:reg-momentum-forced
tested with η(t) w(x)), and Hölder's inequality with the uniform energy,
dissipation, L³ and L^{5/3} quadratic-pressure bounds of
lem:forced-energy-bounds and the force-pressure bound of lem:force-pressure
bounds it by a constant times |t - s|^{2/5}.
lem:forced-equicontinuity with a constant independent of the test
field: given the weak momentum identity eq:reg-momentum-forced of the
forced regularized solutions, there is C, depending only on T, K, the
datum and the force, such that for every smooth test field w supported in
K with |w| ≤ M₀ and |∂_j w_i| ≤ M₁ the pairings t ↦ ∫ u_ε(t)·w satisfy
|∫ (u_ε(t) - u_ε(s))·w| ≤ C (M₀ + M₁) |t - s|^{2/5} on [0,T], for every
ε.
lem:forced-equicontinuity: given the weak momentum identity
eq:reg-momentum-forced of the forced regularized solutions, for every
smooth test field w supported in a compact set K the pairings
t ↦ ∫ u_ε(t)·w have a common modulus B |t - s|^{2/5} on [0,T], with B
independent of ε.
The time modulus of lem:forced-equicontinuity in the form of the
time-pairing hypothesis of lem:compactness, for the forced regularized
solutions along any sequence of positive regularization parameters, on the
time interval (0,T) and for test fields with values in L2Vec3.