The divergence pairing of the forced heat response at a fixed time #
Fix a time t at which the weighted kernel integrals of a measurable tensor
G are finite. Pairing the forced heat response Z_i = ∑_j ∂_j W₊ ⋆ G_ij at
time t with ∂_i ψ for a test function ψ and exchanging the integrals
writes the pairing as an integral over the kernel variable (y, r); at every
kernel time r > 0 for which the slice G(·, t - r) is square integrable and
double-divergence free, the inner integral vanishes by
kernel_translate_pairing_sum_eq_zero. This is the fixed-time step of the
divergence-free property of the forced heat response in
prop:pv-local-solution.
A continuous compactly supported function on Vec3 is dominated by a
multiple of the weight forcedHeatWeight.
At a time t where the weighted kernel integrals of a measurable tensor are
finite, and for which almost every earlier slice is square integrable and
double-divergence free, the forced heat response at time t is weakly
divergence free.