Weak convergence of every positive-time slice, with time-local energy bounds #
In prop:forced-limit the forced regularized velocities converge weakly in
L² on every positive-time slice, tested against every global L² field. As
in prop:leray-limit, the local compactness step gives this on compact
spatial sets and the energy bound extends it to global tests. The forced
energy bound of lem:forced-energy-bounds is uniform only on bounded time
intervals, and the forced regularized velocities are only measurable, so the
energy and regularity inputs here are the time-local and measurable versions
of those in CKN.Leray.lerayLimit_everyTime_pairing_tendsto.
Every-time weak convergence with time-local energy bounds, as used in
prop:forced-limit: the local every-time weak convergence on compact spatial
sets from the compactness step, the transfer of compact slice bounds to the
limit, measurable positive-time slices, and a slice energy bound uniform on
each bounded time interval give convergence of the coordinate pairings of
every positive-time slice with every global L² field.
The forced regularized velocities have measurable positive-time slices
and, on every bounded time interval, a slice energy bound uniform in ε, from
lem:forced-energy-bounds.
The every-time slice clause of prop:forced-limit: along the subsequence
and limit of the forced local compactness theorem (forcedLerayLimit_local_compactness), the forced
regularized velocities converge weakly in L² on every positive-time slice,
tested against every global L² field.