The truncated forced mild map on a bounded interval #
The right-hand side of eq:reg-mild-forced, with the regularized tensor of
the radially truncated velocity, defines a map on continuous L² curves over
[0, T]. The Abel kernel paired with an exponential weight has integral of
order λ^{-1/2}, which makes the map a contraction in an exponentially
weighted norm; this gives existence and uniqueness of the truncated solution
on the whole interval, as in lem:regularised-forced.
The truncated tensor curve of a trajectory on [0, T], clamped to all real
times.
Equations
- CKN.Leray.forcedTensorCurve ρ ε hε R T hT u s = CKN.Leray.forcedTruncTensor ρ ε hε R (u (CKN.Leray.regularizedMildTimeClamp T hT s))
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The truncated forced mild map on continuous curves over [0, T].
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The Stokes Duhamel integrand of a bounded tensor curve is integrable.
The difference of Stokes Duhamel integrals of two tensor curves whose difference grows at most exponentially is bounded by the weighted Abel integral.
Multiplication of a curve on [0, T] by the exponential weight e^{λt}.
Equations
- CKN.Leray.forcedExpWeight lam T v = { toFun := fun (t : ↑(CKN.Leray.RegularizedMildTimeInterval T)) => Real.exp (lam * ↑t) • v t, continuous_toFun := ⋯ }
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The weighted Lipschitz estimate for the truncated forced mild map.
The truncated forced mild map has a unique fixed point among continuous
curves on [0, T].