C¹ breakdown for the concrete compactly supported datum. The infinite-limsup statement is expressed directly: after every time below the maximal time, the actual gradient supremum exceeds every real bound. The norms are bounded-continuous-function norms at individual times, not totalized real L∞ seminorms of unverified measurable fields.
The full smooth initial datum retains the common support of its finite initial base and its actual summable packet increments.
A compactly supported, smooth, divergence-free initial velocity whose ordinary smooth Euler solutions have a finite maximal horizon. The separate continuation and vorticity criteria are not asserted here.
Has smooth euler solution, given by ∃ hT : 0 < T, ∃ U : Evolution T hT.le, (U.velocity ⟨0,le_rfl,hT.le⟩).field=u₀.
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- EulerPacketInduction.HasSmoothEulerSolution u₀ T = ∃ (hT : 0 < T) (U : EulerOrdinarySobolev.Evolution T ⋯), (U.velocity ⟨0, ⋯⟩).field = u₀
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Maximal velocity norm, given by ‖finiteField (L.maximalField t)‖.
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Maximal gradient norm, given by ‖finiteField (L.maximalField t).derivative‖.
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Maximal C1 norm, given by L.maximalVelocityNorm t+L.maximalGradientNorm t.
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- L.maximalC1Norm t = L.maximalVelocityNorm t + L.maximalGradientNorm t
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Maximal time: an abbreviation for lifespan.Time.
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Maximal velocity, given by lifespan.maximalVelocity t.
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Maximal pressure, given by lifespan.maximalPressure t.
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Maximal C1 norm, given by lifespan.maximalC1Norm t.
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The gradient supremum has infinite upper limit at the actual maximal time.
The same characterization for the sum of the actual velocity and gradient suprema.