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LeanPool.EscauriazaSereginSverak.LPS.SmoothingTimeRegularityCore

Time differentiation through the Leray projection #

The L² Fourier construction of the Leray projection is a bounded linear map. This file records the curve-calculus consequence used when differentiating the projected evolution equation (prop:lps-smoothing).

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Gives space-time points the product normed additive group structure for smoothing.

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    Gives space-time points the product real normed space structure for smoothing.

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      The strong weak equation is pressure-free when tested against a smooth compactly supported solenoidal field (prop:lps-smoothing).

      Integrating the strong weak equation by parts in time and space gives its full pressure-inclusive distribution identity (prop:lps-smoothing). The time derivative and Laplacian are the specified weak derivatives from IsLpsStrongSolution.

      The complex Leray multiplier on frequency-space L² is linear.

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        The complex physical-space Leray projection as a continuous linear map.

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          The continuous linear realization agrees with the real Leray projection used in the Fourier construction.

          The real Leray projection contracts the spatial L² norm.

          The Leray projection fixes every spatial L² field whose representative is weakly divergence-free (prop:lps-smoothing).

          Every strong-solution time slice is fixed by the Leray projection in spatial L² (prop:lps-smoothing).

          Applying the Leray projection in each ordered derivative slot does not increase the finite H^m sum of spatial L² norms (prop:lps-smoothing). Identifying these slots with the weak derivatives of the projected field is the separate distributional commutation step.

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          The finite product of spatial L² slots through ordered derivative degree m.

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            Apply the Leray multiplier in each ordered spatial L² slot through degree m.

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              The Leray multiplier is a contraction on the finite ordered integer H^m product of spatial L² slots (prop:lps-smoothing). This bound is the operator estimate used after identifying the projected slots with weak derivatives.

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                The ordered Sobolev multiplier is linear slotwise.

                The Leray multiplier does not increase the ordered integer H^m norm (prop:lps-smoothing).