The space-time form of the forced energy inequality #
The slice-wise gradient bounds of the forced regularized solution give, by
Tonelli's theorem, the space-time dissipation bound and the square
integrability of the gradient field on bounded slabs; the work of the force
along the solution curve is the space-time integral of the force against the
velocity. These are the space-time forms of eq:reg-energy-forced used in
lem:regularised-forced.
A time slice whose complex lift has square-integrable frequency gradient has the mollified-gradient field as weak gradient, with squared norm bounded by the frequency dissipation.
A lower integral over a slab of all space is an integral for the product measure.
An integral over a slab of all space is an integral for the product measure.
Square integrability for the product measure is square integrability on the slab.
Tonelli's bound for the dissipation on a slab by the integrated slice bounds.
Finite dissipation on a slab makes the gradient field square integrable there.
The coordinate representative of a real L² field has L² norm at most
the norm of the field.
A jointly measurable representative of a continuous curve of real L²
fields is square integrable on bounded slabs.
The pairing of a real L² field with a transferred coordinate field is
the integral of the pointwise dot product of the representatives.
The work of the force along the solution curve is the space-time integral of the force against the velocity.