Space-time fields from continuous paths of frequency fields #
A continuous path t ↦ G t of square-integrable frequency fields, weighted
by the inverse Bessel weight of order four and a multiplier of at most
quadratic growth, defines a continuous space-time field through the inverse
Fourier integral. Its spatial partial derivatives multiply the frequency field
by 2πi ξ_j, and it is bounded on every time set where the path is bounded.
These fields realize the velocity and pressure of thm:regularised (R2).
The real space-time field c (W_M (G t) x).
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- CKN.Leray.regR12SpaceTimeField c M G z = c (CKN.Leray.regR12WeightedField M (G z.2) (WithLp.toLp 2 z.1))
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The frequency multiplier of the coordinate partial derivative ∂_j.
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The space-time field is continuous for the product topology.
The space-time field is bounded by the norm of the frequency path.
The spatial slices of the space-time field are differentiable, with the
coordinate partial derivatives given by multiplication by 2πi ξ_j.
Continuity for the product topology gives continuity for the parabolic topology of ParabolicPoint.