The energy equality of the regularized solutions on an interval #
The energy equality (R5) of thm:regularised, in its local form on [0, T]:
a velocity that solves the regularized mild equation eq:reg-mild on [0, T]
with the mollified datum, has divergence-free square-integrable slices that
depend continuously on time, and is classically differentiable in space at
positive times, satisfies ‖u(t)‖² + 2∫₀ᵗ‖∇u‖² = ‖J_ε a‖² for every
t ∈ [0, T].
The proof works on the Fourier side. The frequency-wise damped Duhamel identity
integrates to the energy balance of the mild equation; the Fourier solution is
real because the heat and Stokes symbols respect the reflected conjugation;
the transport term vanishes because the transporting field J_ε u is
divergence free; and the frequency dissipation equals the classical
dissipation because the classical spatial derivatives of u are its weak
derivatives.
The product normed additive group structure on space-time used for energy intervals.
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The real normed-space structure on space-time used for regularized energy intervals.
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The squared spatial L² seminorm of a CKN vector field is the squared
norm of its Fourier-space L² class.
The energy equality (R5) of thm:regularised on [0, T] from the
hypotheses its proof uses: square-integrable, divergence-free slices depending
continuously on time, spatial derivatives continuous at positive times, joint
continuous differentiability at positive times, and the mild equation
eq:reg-mild with the mollified datum.
The energy equality (R5) of thm:regularised on the interval [0, T],
for the regularized mild solution with the mollified datum.