The regularized |Z| Z test for the forced heat response #
Testing the forced heat equation with the regularized critical test
heatRegTest η Z absorbs half of the forcing into the dissipation and leaves
|Z| |g|²:
∫ E_η(Z(t₁)) + ½ ∫₀^{t₁} ∑_j D_j ≤ ∫₀^{t₁} ∫ |Z| |g|²,
where D_j = ∑_i ∂_j[T_i(Z)] ∂_j Z_i is the entropy dissipation. This is the
critical energy inequality in the proof of lem:pv-stokes.
The components of the derivative of the regularized critical test.
The pointwise absorption of the forcing: for the regularized critical
test, -(∑_i (T'(v) a)_i (a_i + G_i)) ≤ -½ ∑_i (T'(v) a)_i a_i + |v| |G|².
Pointwise (1 + |x|)^{-3} bounds for the response, its spatial gradient,
the tensor, and a C¹ test vanishing at the origin together with its
derivative along the gradient.
Continuity of the response, its gradient, and the derivative of a C¹ test
along the gradient.