Slice identities behind the pressure gauge invariance #
This file collects the measure-theoretic slice identities used in the proof of
the pressure gauge invariance of rem:two-means in paper/ckn.tex: a suitable
weak solution stays one when an arbitrary function of time is added to the
pressure.
The two facts that carry the analytic content are
gauge_divergence_pairing: the gauge pairs integrably with the divergence of a space-time test field and the pairing vanishes, because the spatial integral of a divergence vanishes on every time slice;gauge_velocity_pairing: the gauge pairs integrably withu · ∇ψand the pairing vanishes, because the divergence-free clause (S2) ofdef:sws, tested againstθ(t)ψ(x,t), forces the spatial pairing of the sliceu(·,t)with∇ψ(·,t)to vanish for almost every time.
The uniform time-slice bound of the velocity comes from the essential
supremum of the slice energies in def:sws together with x ≤ 1 + x²; no
Gagliardo-Nirenberg input is needed.
A time-dependent gauge in L^{3/2}(J) lies in L^{3/2} of the space-time box.
A spatial partial derivative vanishes off the topological support.
The parabolic topology and the product topology have the same closed supports: the identity is a homeomorphism between them.
The support of a spatial partial derivative lies in the support of the function.
A time partial derivative vanishes off the topological support.
A component of a vector-valued test function has support inside the support of the test function.
The gauge pairs integrably with the divergence of a vector test function, and the pairing vanishes.
The gauge pairs integrably with the velocity paired against a spatial gradient, and the pairing vanishes.