Uniform H¹ and H² bounds for the regularized solutions #
The squared gradient norm y = ‖∇U_ε‖₂² of the regularized velocity satisfies
y' + ‖∇²U_ε‖₂² ≤ C y³ with an absolute constant, on every positive time, by the differentiated
energy identity and the transport estimate. With the L² energy identity, the scalar comparison of
RegularisedH1Comparison gives a common lifespan ≥ c (1 + ‖b‖_{H¹})⁻⁴ and bounds on
sup_t ‖U_ε(t)‖_{H¹} and ‖∇²U_ε‖_{L²_{t,x}} independent of ε
(prop:lps-local-strong, eq:lps-uniform-H1).
The squared norm of an L² class is the integral of squares of any representative.
The squared L² norm of every ordered derivative of the regularized velocity is continuous in
time on [0, ∞).
The squared L² seminorm of the Euclidean carrier field of a vector field is the integral of
the sum of squared components.
The kinetic energy of the regularized velocity does not exceed that of the datum, by the energy equality (R5) and the contraction of the mollifier.
At time zero the regularized velocity is the mollified datum.
The initial gradient energy of the regularized velocity is at most the squared L² norm of the
datum's weak gradient.
The gradient energy of the regularized velocity, extended by its time-zero value to negative times, is continuous.
The second-derivative energy of the regularized velocity, extended by its time-zero value to negative times, is continuous.
The gradient energy is nonnegative.
The second-derivative energy is nonnegative.
The gradient energy of the regularized velocity has the stated derivative at every positive time
(eq:lps-uniform-H1).
The cubic differential inequality y' + ‖∇²U_ε‖₂² ≤ C y³ for the gradient energy of the
regularized velocity, with an absolute constant (eq:lps-uniform-H1).
Tonelli identity for a square-integrable function on a slab, in terms of the slice integrals.
The slab integral of the second derivatives of the regularized velocity is the time integral of their slice energies.
The gradient integrand of the regularized velocity is integrable on every nonnegative-time slice, with integral the gradient energy.
The squared velocity of the regularized solution is integrable on every nonnegative-time slice.
Uniform H¹/H² bounds for the regularized solutions (prop:lps-local-strong).