The slicewise weak gradient of the rough forced heat response #
Along a smooth approximation whose responses converge in the weighted L¹
sense and whose spatial gradients converge in L²(Q_τ), a fast subsequence
converges on almost every time slice; passing the classical slice identities to
the limit shows that for almost every time the limit gradient is the weak
spatial gradient of the slice of the rough response, as required by the
finite-energy class of prop:pv-local-solution.
Almost every time slice of a measurable space-time function is measurable.
A property holding almost everywhere on Vec3 × ℝ holds on almost every time
slice.
A continuous compactly supported function on Vec3 is dominated by a multiple
of the weight forcedHeatWeight.
A sequence of nonnegative space-time functions whose integrals tend to zero has a subsequence whose slice integrals tend to zero for almost every time.
The slices of smooth forced heat responses are square integrable in space together with their spatial gradients.