H¹ energy control for regularized solutions #
The scalar comparison below is the lifespan step for the regularized H¹ energy identity. The PDE pairing supplies its cubic differential inequality.
The pressure-free regularized H¹ identity and its scale-independent transport pairing estimate imply the cubic H¹ differential inequality.
The initial regularization is an L² contraction on the spatial vector
field (lem:reg-mollifier-bounds of the CKN manuscript).
Each first-derivative row of the mollified initial state is an L²
contraction of the corresponding weak-gradient row
(lem:reg-mollifier-bounds of the CKN manuscript).
The total squared H¹ energy of the mollified initial state is bounded
by the datum's squared H¹ energy (prop:lps-local-strong).
A cubic H¹ energy inequality gives a uniform energy and dissipation bound
on a lifespan proportional to the inverse square of the initial energy
(prop:lps-local-strong).