The energy balance of the forced mild equation #
For a tensor curve bounded on [0, T] and a square-integrable force curve,
the complex solution v(t) of the linear forced mild equation, whose real
part is the right-hand side of eq:reg-mild-forced, satisfies
‖v(t)‖² + 2∫₀ᵗ D(v) ≤ ‖b‖² + 2∫₀ᵗ P(v, F) + 2∫₀ᵗ ⟨Re v, f⟩, where D is the
frequency dissipation and P the pairing with the tensor. This is the energy
computation of lem:regularised-forced before the transport cancellation.
The complex solution curve of the linear forced mild equation.
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The right-hand side of eq:reg-mild-forced as a curve on the real line,
zero at negative times.
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- CKN.Leray.forcedMildCurve b h F s = if hs : 0 ≤ s then CKN.Leray.forcedMildRHS b h F s hs else 0
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The frequency dissipation ∫ 4π²|ξ|² |v̂(ξ)|² of a complex field.
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The frequency pairing of a complex field with the divergence of a complex tensor field.
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A jointly measurable representative of a curve of L² classes whose
squared norms are dominated by an integrable function is square integrable on
the product.
The real part of the complex solution curve is the right-hand side of
eq:reg-mild-forced.
A square-integrable function whose square is integrable over a bounded interval is integrable there.
The energy balance of the forced mild equation.