The forced regularized solution on a bounded interval #
The fixed point of the truncated map satisfies the energy balance of
lem:regularised-forced without its transport term, since the transport
pairing vanishes. With 2⟨u, f⟩ ≤ |u|² + |f|² and Grönwall this bounds the
solution independently of the truncation radius, as in
eq:reg-energy-forced-gronwall; for a large radius the truncation is
inactive and the fixed point solves eq:reg-mild-forced.
The Stokes Duhamel integral at time t depends only on the tensor curve
up to time t.
The right-hand side of eq:reg-mild-forced at time t depends only on the
tensor curve up to time t.
Square integrability of the frequency gradient from integrability of the weighted square of the transform.
The truncated forced mild map evaluated at an interior time is the forced mild curve of its tensor curve.
The energy inequality of the truncated forced solution: the transport pairing drops out of the energy balance.
The Grönwall bound for the truncated forced solution, independent of the truncation radius.
Existence of a continuous L² solution of eq:reg-mild-forced on [0, T]
obeying the Grönwall bound eq:reg-energy-forced-gronwall.
Uniqueness of continuous L² solutions of eq:reg-mild-forced on [0, T].
The energy inequality eq:reg-energy-forced for the solution on
[0, T], with the frequency dissipation of a complex solution curve whose
real part is the solution.