Weak continuity of the local velocity #
The momentum identity gives a weakly continuous representative of the velocity in
L^3 through the terminal time, as in lem:weak-cont-L3 of the
Escauriaza–Seregin–Šverák manuscript.
The spatial ball on which the momentum identities are tested.
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The closed spatial ball of radius 7 / 8 inside the weak-continuity test ball.
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A smooth cutoff equals one on the smaller ball and is supported in the test ball.
A scalar function with a weakly integrable derivative has a continuous almost-everywhere representative.
The spatially integrated momentum pairing inherits its time weak derivative.
The space of smooth compactly supported spatial L²-valued tests.
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The L² classes admitting a smooth, compactly supported representative.
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Smooth compactly supported spatial tests define elements of spatial L².
A countable family of smooth compactly supported tests is dense in spatial L².
Convert the L² normed encoding of Vec3 to its coordinate representation.
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- CKN.weakContL3OfLp = ↑(PiLp.continuousLinearEquiv 2 ℝ fun (x : Fin 3) => ℝ)
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The canonical continuous linear map from velocity vectors to L² vectors.
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- CKN.weakContL3VecToLp = ↑(PiLp.continuousLinearEquiv 2 ℝ fun (x : Fin 3) => ℝ).symm
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Multiply a smooth spatial test by the fixed scalar cutoff.
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- CKN.weakContL3CutoffTest χ φ x = χ x • CKN.weakContL3OfLp (↑φ x)
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The spatial velocity pairing used in the momentum identity.
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- CKN.weakContL3MomentumPairing u χ φ z = ∑ i : Fin 3, u (CKN.Foundation.Parabolic.parabolicHomeomorph.symm z) i * CKN.weakContL3CutoffTest χ φ z.1 i
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The spatial momentum flux paired with a compactly supported test.
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The velocity pairing and momentum flux are integrable for smooth spatial tests.
The momentum identity gives a one-dimensional weak derivative for each spatial test.