The forced regularized mild equation #
The forced mild equation eq:reg-mild-forced with values in real spatial
L²: the heat evolution of the datum, minus the Stokes Duhamel integral of
the regularized tensor, plus the heat Duhamel integral of the Leray
projection of the force. The right-hand side is the real part of the inverse
transform of its frequency form forcedFourierMild.
The spatial L² class of a time slice of a force, set to zero at the
times where the slice is not square integrable.
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The heat evolution of the Leray projection, S(τ) ℙ, on real L².
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The force Duhamel integrand of eq:reg-mild-forced.
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- CKN.Leray.forcedForceIntegrand h t s = if hs : s ≤ t then CKN.Leray.forcedHeatLeray (t - s) ⋯ (h s) else 0
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The force Duhamel integral ∫₀ᵗ S(t-s) ℙ f(s) ds of eq:reg-mild-forced.
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- CKN.Leray.forcedForceDuhamel h t = ∫ (s : ℝ) in Set.Ioc 0 t, CKN.Leray.forcedForceIntegrand h t s
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The right-hand side of the forced mild equation eq:reg-mild-forced for a
datum, a force curve and a tensor curve.
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- CKN.Leray.forcedMildRHS b h F t ht = CKN.Leray.realHeatOperator t ht b - CKN.Leray.regularizedMildStokesIntegral F t + CKN.Leray.forcedForceDuhamel h t
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The real part of the inverse transform, as a real continuous linear map.
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The frequency form of the Stokes integrand inverts to the real Stokes integrand.
The frequency form of the force integrand inverts to the real force integrand.
The heat evolution is the inverse of its frequency form.
The transformed tensor curve.
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The transformed force curve.
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Integrability of the frequency Duhamel integrands of the forced mild equation, for a bounded tensor curve and an integrable force curve.
The right-hand side of the forced mild equation is the real part of the inverse transform of its frequency form.