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Weak continuation of the adopted periodic viscous model

Physical scope

Conditional global weak velocity existence for the three-dimensional constant-density, constant-viscosity, unforced incompressible Newtonian model on a flat periodic cell. No pressure regularity, weak uniqueness, global smoothness, temperature evolution, or empirical universality is claimed.

Statement

Let L>0 be the numerical period in the declared SI metre unit, with physical side length L m; let ρ0>0 be constant in kg m−3 and μ>0 constant in Pa s. Set ν=μ/ρ0>0. On TL3, use normalized Lebesgue measure L−3dx, and let H be the real L2 vector fields whose divergence vanishes distributionally, with unrestricted mean mode, and V=H∩H1, where H1 consists of fields and first weak derivatives in L2. Here Hσs means the real Fourier-weighted Sobolev space with weights (1+L2∣κk∣2)s, Fourier divergence condition k⋅u^(k)=0 for k≠0, and unrestricted constant mode. Let u0∈H be an initial velocity measured in m s−1. Assume Countable Choice. Then the adopted unforced periodic model has a global weak velocity u∈Cw([0,∞);H)∩L∞(0,∞;H)∩Lloc2(0,∞;V), where Cw means continuity of each fixed H-pairing and the time-dependent spaces are strongly measurable Bochner spaces, with u(0)=u0 and strong H trace at zero. For every smooth real periodic divergence-free test field ϕ compactly supported in time it satisfies

∫0∞ ⁣[(u,∂tϕ)+(u⊗u,∇ϕ)−ν(∇u,∇ϕ)]dt+(u0,ϕ(0))=0,

where the spatial pairings use the normalized measure and (u⊗u):∇ϕ=∑i,juiuj∂jϕi. It also satisfies, for every t≥0,

∥u(t)∥22+2ν∫0t∥∇u(s)∥22ds≤∥u0∥22,

and there is a full-measure set S⊂(0,∞) such that for every s∈S∪{0} and every t≥s,

∥u(t)∥22+2ν∫st∥∇u(τ)∥22dτ≤∥u(s)∥22.

In SI units the kinetic energy is K(t)=ρ02∫[0,L]3∣u(t,x)∣2dx, and the inequality implies

K(t)+μ∫0t∫[0,L]3∣∇u(s,x)∣2dx ds≤K(0).

There is also a full-measure set S⊂(0,∞) such that for every s∈S∪{0} and every t≥s,

K(t)+μ∫st∫[0,L]3∣∇u(τ,x)∣2dx dτ≤K(s).

This is a conditional model deduction about velocity; it asserts no pressure regularity, weak uniqueness, global smoothness, or empirical validity.

Facts & Assumptions

Given: The periodic model and SI conventions above, u0∈H, Countable Choice.

[A1]

Periodic incompressible Newtonian idealization: the cell is periodic, ρ0,μ>0 are constant, the body force vanishes, and weak velocity realizations use the unforced periodic Leray–Hopf identity and energy inequalities.

[F1]

Periodic solenoidal Fourier spaces: H is the real solenoidal L2 space on TL3 with its mean mode unrestricted, V=H∩H1, and the spatial measure is normalized by L−3.

[F2]

Unforced periodic Leray–Hopf solution: a global unforced periodic Leray–Hopf velocity has weakly continuous H-pairings, lies in L∞H∩Lloc2V, has the strong initial trace, satisfies the divergence-free weak identity, and obeys the initial and almost-everywhere restart energy inequalities.

[F3]

Global periodic weak viscous existence: under Countable Choice, d≥2, L>0, ν>0, and u0∈H, the mathematical supplier proves existence of a global unforced Leray–Hopf velocity.

[A2]

The Axiom of Countable Choice (ACω): every countable family of nonempty sets has a choice function; the Galerkin proof uses it for countable coefficient/horizon selections.

Proof

Given: The parameters, field spaces, physical postulate, and mathematical suppliers in [A1], [A2], and [F1]–[F3].

1.1givenA1F1F2algebra

For the classical model, div⁡(u⊗u)=(u⋅∇)u follows componentwise from div⁡u=0, and div⁡(2μD(u))=μΔu+μ∇div⁡u=μΔu. When tested against a periodic divergence-free ϕ, the pressure term pairs to zero. For weak u,ϕ∈V, the diffusion form has the same meaning: 2D(u):∇ϕ=∇u:∇ϕ+∂jui∂iϕj. Finite Fourier truncations of u and ϕ remain divergence free, are smooth, and converge to them in H1 by [F1]; for each truncation, periodic integration by parts makes the integral of the cross term −∫ui∂i(div⁡ϕ)=0. Continuity of the bilinear forms in H1 passes this identity to the limit. Thus division by ρ0 gives exactly the weak identity in [F2] with ν=μ/ρ0>0.

2.1givenF2F3A2step 1.1

Since d=3≥2, the cell length is L>0, the viscosity is ν>0, and u0∈H, [F3] supplies a global weak velocity with the identity and inequalities in [F2] under Countable Choice [A2].

3.1F1F2step 2.1algebra∎

By [F1], ∥u(t)∥22=L−3∫[0,L]3∣u(t,x)∣2dx and ∥∇u(t)∥22=L−3∫[0,L]3∣∇u(t,x)∣2dx. Multiplying the normalized initial energy inequality by ρ0L3/2, and using ρ0ν=μ, gives the displayed SI kinetic-energy inequality. Applying the same positive factor to each restart inequality gives the stated restart form.

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