The quadratic pressure of the forced regularized solution #
The pressure p_ε = P[J_ε u_ε ⊗ u_ε] + p_f of lem:regularised-forced: at
each time the quadratic part is the Riesz pressure of the regularized tensor
of the solution. Since the tensor depends continuously on the solution curve,
the Riesz pressure is a continuous curve in L², and the limit of its spatial
mollifications is a jointly measurable space-time pressure whose slices are
the Riesz pressures.
A coordinate entry of a real tensor L² field, in physical coordinates.
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- CKN.Leray.forcedTensorComp T i j x = ((↑↑T (WithLp.toLp 2 x)).ofLp i).ofLp j
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The pressure tensor of a real tensor L² field, in physical coordinates.
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The Riesz pressure of the tensor field is Lipschitz in the tensor.
Mollifications of two square-integrable functions differ pointwise by at
most the kernel norm times the L² distance.
The Riesz pressure curve of the regularized tensor of a velocity curve.
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The quadratic pressure field: the limit of the spatial mollifications of the Riesz pressure slices.
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The quadratic pressure field of a continuous velocity curve is jointly measurable.
Tonelli's formula for the squared L² norm of a real field on a product
with a time measure.
The quadratic pressure field of a continuous velocity curve is square integrable on every bounded slab.
The velocity slice of a representative agrees almost everywhere with the curve on the Euclidean carrier.
The pressure tensor slice of a representative is the coordinate entry of the regularized tensor of the curve.