The velocity as a curve in the Sobolev tower #
prop:lps-smoothing: slot data of a velocity field that are square-integrable Sobolev families
of every order, continuous in time in L², and satisfy the projected Navier–Stokes equation
weakly in time, define continuous curves c_n : [a, T] → H^(n+1) that solve
c_n(t) - c_n(s) = ∫_s^t N(c_(n+2)(τ)) dτ in every space of the tower.
The curve of the level-(n+1) slot vectors of the velocity data (prop:lps-smoothing).
Equations
- ESS.lpsTowerCurve Zm hfam n t i = ESS.lpsSobolevOf (n + 1) (Zm (n + 1) i t) ⋯
Instances For
A sum of three L² classes is represented by the sum of representatives
(prop:lps-smoothing).
The slots of the velocity data are square integrable (prop:lps-smoothing).
The slots of the tower curve are the L² classes of the slot data (prop:lps-smoothing).
The tower curves are continuous on the closed interval (prop:lps-smoothing).
The order-zero slot of the projected Navier–Stokes right-hand side along the tower curve
is almost everywhere the right-hand side computed from the slot data (prop:lps-smoothing);
the convection term computed from the slot data is square integrable.
The pairing of the order-zero slot of the tower curve with a test function is the pairing of
the velocity data (prop:lps-smoothing).
The tower curves solve the projected Navier–Stokes equation in integral form in every space
of the tower (prop:lps-smoothing).