The compactness statement prop:forced-limit #
For the forced regularized solutions of lem:regularised-forced, every
sequence ε_n → 0 in (0,1] has a subsequence along which the velocities
converge to a limit u with weak gradient Du in all the senses used by the
proof of thm:leray-forced. The subsequence, the limit fields and their local
convergence come from the compactness step
CKN.Leray.forcedLerayLimit_local_compactness; the whole-slab statements come
from the uniform spatial tails of lem:forced-tails, which enter as the
hypothesis htails. The limit velocity is the compactness limit at positive
times and the datum at time zero; its value at every positive time is the
iterated limit of spatial mollifications along the subsequence.
The iterated mollified limit along σ of a subsequence F ∘ σ agrees
with the one of F at a point where the mollifications of F ∘ σ converge at
every scale.
prop:forced-limit for the forced regularized solutions with the
mollifier profile ρ, given the uniform spatial tails of lem:forced-tails
along the subsequence of the compactness step (htails).