Time smoothness of the projected Navier–Stokes evolution #
prop:lps-smoothing: slot data of a velocity field that are Sobolev families of every order,
continuous in time in L², consistent across orders, and that solve the Leray-projected
Navier–Stokes equation ∂ₜ u = Δu - P(u · ∇u) weakly in time, have time derivatives of every
order. For each j and each word α, the slot α of ∂ₜ^j u is an L²-continuous curve on
the closed interval whose test pairings are differentiable with the pairings of ∂ₜ^(j+1) u as
derivatives. The tower curves are C^∞ by lps_ode_tower_contDiffOn, and the slots of their
iterated derivatives are the required data.
The inclusion H^(n+2) → H^(n+1) of vector fields (prop:lps-smoothing).
Equations
- ESS.lpsFieldInclCLM n = ContinuousLinearMap.pi fun (i : Fin 3) => ESS.lpsInclCLM (n + 1) ∘SL ContinuousLinearMap.proj i
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The slot α of the j-th time derivative of the i-th velocity component at time t,
read off the tower curve of level α.length + 1 (prop:lps-smoothing).
Equations
- ESS.lpsTimeChainSlots a T Zm hfam j i t α = ↑↑((ESS.lpsSlotCLM (α.length + 1) α) (iteratedDerivWithin j (ESS.lpsTowerCurve Zm hfam α.length) (Set.Icc a T) t i))
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Consecutive tower curves are related by the inclusion (prop:lps-smoothing).
The iterated time derivatives of consecutive tower curves are related by the inclusion
(prop:lps-smoothing).
The slot α of an iterated time derivative does not depend on the level of the tower curve
it is read from (prop:lps-smoothing).
The extracted slots are Sobolev families of every order (prop:lps-smoothing).
The extracted slots are continuous in time in L² (prop:lps-smoothing).
The test pairings of the extracted slots are differentiable in time, with the pairings of the
next time derivative as derivatives (prop:lps-smoothing).
The order-zero slot of the order-zero time derivative is the velocity data
(prop:lps-smoothing).
Time chain of the projected Navier–Stokes evolution for slot data defined at all times
(prop:lps-smoothing): the statement of lps_time_chain with the family hypothesis at every
time.
Time chain of the projected Navier–Stokes evolution (prop:lps-smoothing). Slot data Zm m i t
of the velocity components that are Sobolev families of every order m, continuous in time in
L², consistent across orders, equal to the velocity at almost every time, and that solve
∂ₜ u = Δu - P(u · ∇u) weakly in time, have all time derivatives: there are slots Z j i t α of
∂ₜ^j u_i(t) forming Sobolev families of every order, continuous in time in L² on the closed
interval, whose test pairings are differentiable in time with the pairings of Z (j + 1) as
derivatives, and with Z 0 i t [] = u(·, t)_i at almost every time.