The Navier–Stokes forcing of the local solution #
For the forcing tensor G = -(U ⊗ U + p I) of prop:pv-local-solution, cut
off to the slab ℝ³ × (0, σ) with the canonical Riesz pressure p, we show
that almost every time slice is double-divergence free,
∑_{ij} ∫ G_ij ∂_i∂_j φ = 0, which is the equation -Δp = ∂_i∂_j(U_i U_j),
and that the pressure lies in L^{5/3} of the slab when U ∈ L² ∩ L⁴ there.
Second derivatives of a smooth compactly supported function are continuous with compact support.
A square integrable function times a continuous compactly supported function is integrable.
The Navier–Stokes forcing tensor with the canonical pressure is double
divergence free on almost every time slice: -Δp = ∂_i∂_j(U_i U_j).
A Hölder triple for the quadratic tensor at exponent 5/3.
The canonical pressure of a velocity in L² ∩ L⁴ of the slab lies in
L^{5/3} of the slab.