Fourier symbols for the force pressure #
The force pressure symbol has order minus one. Its spatial gradient is the bounded orthogonal projection onto the frequency direction.
The order-one scalar force-pressure symbol in lem:force-pressure,
defined to be zero at the origin.
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The frequency symbol of the spatial gradient of the force pressure.
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The force-pressure gradient symbol is measurable in frequency and input.
The force-pressure gradient symbol is bounded by twice the input norm.
Differentiating the scalar order-one symbol gives the bounded projection onto the frequency direction.
The bounded multiplier for the gradient of the force pressure on spatial
complex L².
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The gradient multiplier is bounded on spatial complex L².
The pressure gradient in physical spatial real L², expressed as the
complement of the Leray projection.
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The physical force-pressure gradient has the dimension-only L² bound
obtained from the Leray projection.
The continuous equivalence between Hilbert velocities and coordinate triples for the force-pressure map.
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- CKN.Leray.forcePressureCoordinateEquiv = PiLp.continuousLinearEquiv 2 ℝ fun (x : Fin 3) => ℝ
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The continuous map that returns coordinate values from a Hilbert velocity.
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The continuous map that realizes a coordinate vector as a Hilbert velocity.
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The pointwise representative of the bounded I - ℙ force-pressure
gradient multiplier on a real spatial L² class.
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The Hilbert L² class represented by a coordinate vector field with finite L² norm.
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- CKN.Leray.forcePressureInputL2 f hf = MeasureTheory.MemLp.toLp (fun (y : CKN.Foundation.Parabolic.L2Vec3) => CKN.Leray.forcePressureToHilbert (f y.ofLp)) ⋯
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The pointwise I - ℙ force-pressure gradient applied to a coordinate
field known to lie in spatial L².
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The pointwise representative of the force-pressure gradient is in spatial
L², with the bounded multiplier estimate inherited from
forcePressureGradientL2.