The forced regularized solutions #
lem:regularised-forced: for every divergence-free datum in J, every
locally square-integrable force and every ε > 0, the forced regularized
problem has a velocity, a weak gradient and a pressure with the slice
continuity, initial datum and divergence freedom of the velocity, the weak
gradient on almost every positive time slice, square integrability of the
gradient and of the quadratic pressure on bounded slabs, the Riesz
representation and Laplacian identity of the quadratic pressure on every
positive time slice, and the energy inequality eq:reg-energy-forced. The
pressure is the quadratic Riesz pressure plus the force pressure of
lem:force-pressure.
The velocity of the forced regularized problem, set to zero when
ε ≤ 0.
Equations
- CKN.Leray.forcedRegVelocity ρ a ha f hf ε = if hε : 0 < ε then CKN.Leray.forcedRegRep ρ ε hε ha hf else 0
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The weak gradient field of the forced regularized velocity.
Equations
- CKN.Leray.forcedRegGradient ρ a ha f hf ε = CKN.Leray.forcedMollifiedGrad (CKN.Leray.forcedRegVelocity ρ a ha f hf ε)
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The pressure of the forced regularized problem: the quadratic Riesz
pressure plus the force pressure, set to zero when ε ≤ 0.
Equations
- One or more equations did not get rendered due to their size.
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On every time slice the quadratic pressure is the Riesz pressure of the regularized tensor and satisfies its Laplacian identity.
The work of the force on (0, t) for t ≥ 0.
eq:reg-energy-forced in the form of lem:regularised-forced.
lem:regularised-forced: the forced regularized solutions, with the
force pressure of lem:force-pressure, have the slice, gradient, pressure and
energy properties used by the limiting argument of thm:leray-forced.