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LeanPool.NavierStokesAndEuler.Euler.ViscosityDefect

The actual viscous term vanishes uniformly for a uniformly Sobolev-bounded approximation family.

A concrete strictly positive sequence of viscosities tending to zero.

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    Each concrete approximation viscosity is strictly positive.

    Each concrete approximation viscosity lies in the fixed unit interval.

    The actual chosen viscosity sequence converges to zero.

    noncomputable def EulerViscosityDefect.viscousDefect (period : ) [Fact (0 < period)] {q : } (hq : 2 q) (ν T : ) (e : C((Set.Icc 0 T), (EulerCylinderSobolevSpace.SobolevSpace period q))) :

    The literal viscosity times the spatial Laplacian, as a continuous L² time path.

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      theorem EulerViscosityDefect.viscousDefect_bound (period : ) [Fact (0 < period)] {q : } (hq : 2 q) (ν T : ) (e : C((Set.Icc 0 T), (EulerCylinderSobolevSpace.SobolevSpace period q))) :
      viscousDefect period hq ν T e 4 * |ν| * e

      The actual viscous PDE term is uniformly bounded by the complete Sobolev path norm.

      theorem EulerViscosityDefect.viscousDefect_tendsto_zero (period : ) [Fact (0 < period)] {q : } (hq : 2 q) (T M : ) (e : C((Set.Icc 0 T), (EulerCylinderSobolevSpace.SobolevSpace period q))) (he : ∀ (n : ), e n M) :
      Filter.Tendsto (fun (n : ) => viscousDefect period hq (viscositySequence n) T (e n)) Filter.atTop (nhds 0)

      Every uniformly bounded genuine Sobolev approximation family has a uniformly vanishing viscous PDE defect.