The gradient clauses of prop:forced-limit #
For the forced regularized gradients along the subsequence of
the forced local compactness theorem (forcedLerayLimit_local_compactness), and every finite slab
ℝ³ × (0,T): the weak limit Du, read off from the compactness gradient
limit, is square integrable on the slab and every coordinate of the gradients
converges to it weakly against every square-integrable test on the slab. The
local weak limits come from the compactness step on an exhaustion of the slab
by compact cylinders, and the uniform bound on the slab is the dissipation
bound of lem:forced-energy-bounds.
The compact cylinders exhausting the slab ℝ³ × (0,T).
Equations
- CKN.Leray.forcedLerayLimitGradientCylinder T m = Metric.closedBall 0 ↑m ×ˢ Set.Icc (T / (↑m + 2)) (T - T / (↑m + 2))
Instances For
The gradient clauses of prop:forced-limit on every finite slab: for the
subsequence σ and the gradient limit g of
the forced local compactness theorem (forcedLerayLimit_local_compactness) (its third output is the
hypothesis hgrad), the field Du z i j = g z i j is strongly measurable and
square integrable on ℝ³ × (0,T), and each coordinate of the forced
regularized gradients converges to it weakly against every square-integrable
test on the slab.