The data part of a suitable weak solution #
CKN.IsSuitableWeakSolutionIntegrable from paper label def:sws is a conjunction of two
very different kinds of clauses. The first six record that the fields are
measurable and have the stated local integrability; the last three record the
divergence-free identity, the weak momentum identity and the local energy
inequality, each of them paired with an integrability side condition on the
integrand it tests.
This file names the first six clauses CKN.IsSuitableWeakSolutionData. The
body below is a character-for-character copy of the corresponding part of the
definition, so CKN.IsSuitableWeakSolutionIntegrable.toData is a plain projection
of the anonymous constructor and needs no tactic; that is the proof that the
predicate defined here is exactly those six clauses and nothing more.
Everything downstream that only needs measurability and local integrability
should take IsSuitableWeakSolutionData rather than the full class. A lemma
stated that way can be used while the identity clauses of the class are still
being established, which a lemma stated with the full class cannot.
The measurability and local-integrability clauses of def:sws: the first
six conjuncts of CKN.IsSuitableWeakSolutionIntegrable, copied verbatim.
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A suitable weak solution carries the data clauses of def:sws. The proof
is the projection of the first six components, with no tactic: this is what
certifies that IsSuitableWeakSolutionData is the data part of the class.
The spatial carrier is open.
The time carrier is open.
The time carrier is order connected, hence an interval.
The force exponent exceeds 5 / 2.
The force is componentwise L^q on every local box.
The velocity is measurable on every local box.
The velocity gradient is measurable on every local box.
The pressure is measurable on every local box.
The force is measurable on every local box.
The spatial slice energies of the velocity are essentially bounded in time on every local box.
The velocity and its gradient have finite joint energy on every local box.
The pressure is L^{3/2} on every local box.
The force is L^q on every local box.
For almost every time, the spatial slice of the velocity has the
corresponding slice of Du as its weak gradient on the box.