The rough forced heat response in the finite-energy class #
For a tensor G ∈ L^{5/2} ∩ L² supported in the slab ℝ³ × (0, τ), the forced
heat response Z = forcedHeat G has square integrable time slices with a
uniform bound, lies in L² of the slab, and has a spatial gradient DZ ∈ L²
of the slab which is the weak gradient of almost every time slice and with
which Z solves ∂_t Z_i - ΔZ_i = ∑_j ∂_j G_ij weakly. These are the
properties of the forced part of the Duhamel fixed point used in
prop:pv-local-solution.
Square integrability in terms of the integral of the squared norm.
The time slices of the rough forced heat response are square integrable, with a bound uniform in almost every time of the slab.
The rough forced heat response is square integrable on the slab.
The rough forced heat response has a square integrable spatial gradient on
the slab, which is the weak gradient of almost every time slice, and with which
it solves ∂_t Z_i - ΔZ_i = ∑_j ∂_j G_ij weakly on the slab.