Mollified pairings as primitives of their fluxes #
For a smooth compactly supported kernel ρ, the mollified component
y ↦ ∫ u(x,t)_k ρ(y - x) dx is, at every point y, the primitive in time of the
momentum flux tested against ρ(y - ·). This is the pointwise-in-space
calculus behind the cross-testing identity of lem:pv-serrin-uniqueness.
The mollified kth component of the time slice at time t, evaluated at y.
Equations
- ESS.serrinMol u ρ k y t = ∫ (x : CKN.Foundation.Parabolic.Vec3), u (x, t) k * ρ (y - x)
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The momentum flux density tested against the translated kernel ρ(y - ·)
in the kth component.
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The spatially integrated flux of the mollified kth component.
Equations
- ESS.serrinMolFlux u Du p ρ k y τ = ∫ (x : CKN.Foundation.Parabolic.Vec3), ESS.serrinMolFluxDensity u Du p ρ k y (x, τ)
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The translated and reflected kernel placed in the kth component.
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The mollified component of a finite-energy weak solution is, at every point, the primitive of its tested flux.
The product of two mollified components is the primitive of the product rule expression.