The quadratic pressure in frequency variables #
For a real tensor field T, the real part of the inverse transform of the
double-Riesz symbol applied to T̂ satisfies the Laplacian identity of the
Riesz pressure of T. Both are square integrable, so their difference is a
square-integrable weakly harmonic function and vanishes by Liouville's
theorem: the Riesz pressure has the frequency representation used in the
pressure pairing of eq:reg-momentum-forced.
The divergence source against the Leray projection of a test vector:
⟨-2πi ξ·F, ℙ̂z⟩ = ⟨-2πi ξ·F, z⟩ + conj(P̂F) · 2πi ⟨ξ, z⟩.
The divergence source against a gradient test vector:
⟨-2πi ξ·F, 2πi c ξ⟩ = -conj(P̂F) · (-λ c).
The real part of the inverse transform of the double-Riesz symbol of a real tensor field, on Vec3.
Equations
- CKN.Leray.quadPressureTilde T x = (↑↑(CKN.Leray.pressureL2Operator (CKN.Leray.complexifyTensorL2 T)) (WithLp.toLp 2 x)).re
Instances For
The pairing of the frequency pressure with a scalar test.
The transform of the Laplacian of a scalar test is -λ times the
transform of the test.