Energy identities for the smooth forced heat response #
For a smooth compactly supported tensor supported in positive times, a convex
entropy Φ with gradient T satisfies the whole-space identity
∫ Φ(Z(t₁)) = -∫₀^{t₁} ∑_{i,j} ∫ ∂_j[T_i(Z)] (∂_j Z_i + g_ij),
obtained from the fundamental theorem of calculus in time, Fubini, and an
integration by parts in space. It is the common core of the energy and
critical estimates of lem:pv-stokes.
The response vector Z(p) to the tensor g at a space-time point.
Equations
- ESS.responseVec g p k = ESS.causalHeatConv (ESS.vecTimeDiv g k) p
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The spatial derivative ∂_j Z(p) of the response vector.
Equations
- ESS.responseGrad g j p k = (fderiv ℝ (ESS.causalHeatConv (ESS.vecTimeDiv g k)) p) (CKN.basisVec j, 0)
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A continuously differentiable map vanishing at the origin grows at most linearly, with bounded derivative, on each ball.
A product of two functions with (1 + |x|)^{-3} decay is integrable on
Vec3.
A space-time function bounded by C (1 + |x|)^{-6} on a finite time window
is integrable on the window.
The fundamental theorem of calculus along each spatial point for an entropy of a smooth vector field vanishing at time zero.
Fubini form of entropy_eq_time_integral: the spatial integral of the
entropy at time t₁ is the time integral of the spatial production.