The pressure limit for the forced regularized problems #
The forced regularized pressure is the quadratic Riesz pressure of the
regularized transport tensor plus the fixed force pressure of
lem:force-pressure. The force part is the same field for every ε, so the
pressure limit of thm:leray-forced reduces to the quadratic part: on every
finite slab the quadratic pressures converge in L^{3/2} to the Riesz
pressure of u ⊗ u (prop:leray-pressure-limit), and the limit pressure is
that glued quadratic pressure plus the force pressure.
A quadratic pressure that is almost everywhere measurable on a finite slab
and is the Riesz pressure of J ⊗ U on every positive time slice agrees
almost everywhere on the slab with the space-time product pressure.
The pressure limit of thm:leray-forced. The quadratic parts
p_ε − p_f of the forced regularized pressures are almost everywhere
measurable on finite slabs and are the Riesz pressures of the regularized
tensors on positive time slices (lem:regularised-forced); along every
sequence ε → 0 a further subsequence of the forced regularized velocities
lies in L³ on finite slabs (prop:forced-limit). Then, whenever the
velocities and their mollifications converge in L³ on finite slabs to u,
the pressures converge in L^{3/2} on finite slabs to p, where p − p_f is
the Riesz pressure of u ⊗ u (prop:leray-pressure-limit).