The gradient and dissipation of the forced regularized solution #
Where the frequency dissipation of the complex solution is finite, the real
solution has a square-integrable weak gradient given by the inverse transform
of its frequency gradient. The mollified-gradient field represents it, and
its squared norm is bounded by the frequency dissipation; this is the
gradient data of lem:regularised-forced.
The real part of a complex field with square-integrable frequency gradient has a weak gradient in every component.
The slices of the mollified-gradient field of a representative of the real part represent the weak gradient, and their squared norms are bounded by the frequency dissipation.
The squared gradient of a slice is bounded by the frequency dissipation.
The positive-time dissipation up to time t as a slab integral.