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A longitudinal acoustic mode with constant transverse flow conserves weighted energy

Example

Assume Countable Choice, ρ∗>0, and c∗>0. On the torus Q2=R2/(2πZ)2 with normalized measure dμ=(2π)−2dx, let e1,e2 be the standard basis of R2 and choose A,B,W∈R. Put Z(t)=Acos⁡(c∗t)−ρ∗Bc∗sin⁡(c∗t),V(t)=Bcos⁡(c∗t)+c∗Aρ∗sin⁡(c∗t), z(t,x)=Z(t)cos⁡x1,v(t,x)=V(t)sin⁡x1 e1+We2. Then (z,v) solves the linear acoustic tangent system zt+ρ∗div⁡v=0, vt+(c∗2/ρ∗)∇z=0 for all t∈R, with initial data z(0,x)=Acos⁡x1 and v(0,x)=Bsin⁡x1e1+We2. Its weighted energy is constant and equals ∥v(t)∥L2(Q2)2+c∗2ρ∗2∥z(t)∥L2(Q2)2=W2+12(B2+c∗2ρ∗2A2).

Facts & Assumptions

Given: ρ∗>0, c∗>0, real amplitudes A,B,W, and the normalized torus conventions in the Example.

[F1]

Global smooth periodic linear acoustics: on the normalized periodic torus the system zt+ρ∗div⁡v=0, vt+(c∗2/ρ∗)∇z=0 has a unique global smooth solution, and ∥v∥22+(c∗2/ρ∗2)∥z∥22 is conserved.

[A1]

Countable Choice: every countable family of nonempty sets has a choice function (The Axiom of Countable Choice (ACω)).

Proof

1.1givenalgebra

Differentiate the amplitudes: Z′=−ρ∗V and V′=(c∗2/ρ∗)Z. Thus zt=−ρ∗Vcos⁡x1 and div⁡v=Vcos⁡x1, while vt=V′sin⁡x1e1 and ∇z=−Zsin⁡x1e1. Substitution gives both equations of the stated linear system. At t=0, Z(0)=A and V(0)=B, so the initial fields are exactly those in the Example.

2.1givenA1F1step 1.1

By [F1], the fields from step 1.1 are the unique global smooth solution with these data, and their weighted energy is the stated norm sum.

3.1givenstep 2.1algebra

Under the stated normalized measure, ∫Q2sin⁡2x1 dμ=∫Q2cos⁡2x1 dμ=1/2 and ∫Q21 dμ=1. Since e1⊥e2, the energy in step 2.1 is W2+12(V2+(c∗2/ρ∗2)Z2). Differentiating the bracket gives 2VV′+2(c∗2/ρ∗2)ZZ′=2(c∗2/ρ∗)VZ−2(c∗2/ρ∗)ZV=0. Its value at t=0 is B2+(c∗2/ρ∗2)A2, proving the asserted constant.

4.1givenstep 1.1step 3.1∎

The explicit fields in step 1.1 have only smooth sine, cosine, and constant factors, so they are smooth for every real time; the formula and energy calculation therefore verify the complete Example.

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