The second level of the vorticity bootstrap #
The first derivative of the vorticity flux is square integrable once the velocity gradient is in
L⁴; differentiating the weak vorticity equation and applying the weak local heat gain gives
square-integrable second derivatives of the vorticity (the second level of
thm:vorticity-regularity).
The first derivative of the vorticity flux, ∂ₘ(-(uⱼ ωᵢ - ωⱼ uᵢ)).
Equations
- ESS.vorticityFluxDeriv U G Ω1 i j m z = -(G j m z * ESS.vorticityCurl G i z + U j z * Ω1 i m z - (Ω1 j m z * U i z + ESS.vorticityCurl G j z * G i m z))
Instances For
The weak derivative of the vorticity flux.
The pointwise bound of the flux derivative by the fourth power of the gradient and the square of the vorticity derivative.
The weak heat equation for the first derivatives of the vorticity, with the differentiated flux as source.
Square integrability of the flux derivative.
The second level of the bootstrap: square-integrable second derivatives of the vorticity
(the second vorticity level of thm:vorticity-regularity).