The classical dissipation of the regularized solution #
For a time slice that is continuously differentiable in space and agrees with
the real part of a complex L² field whose transform is conjugation symmetric,
the classical dissipation ∫ |∇u|² equals the frequency dissipation
∫ 4π²|ξ|² |v̂|². Integrating in time identifies the dissipation term of the
energy equality in thm:regularised.
A tensor fixed by coordinatewise conjugation has squared norm equal to the sum of the squares of the real parts of its entries.
The classical squared gradient of a spatially C¹ slice equals the
frequency dissipation of a conjugation-symmetric complex field representing
it.
The dissipation of a velocity whose spatial derivatives are continuous on
positive times up to T is the time integral of its slice dissipations.