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Weak continuation of the adopted periodic viscous model
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 be the numerical period in the declared SI metre unit, with physical side length ; let be constant in and constant in . Set . On , use normalized Lebesgue measure , and let be the real vector fields whose divergence vanishes distributionally, with unrestricted mean mode, and , where consists of fields and first weak derivatives in . Here means the real Fourier-weighted Sobolev space with weights , Fourier divergence condition for , and unrestricted constant mode. Let be an initial velocity measured in . Assume Countable Choice. Then the adopted unforced periodic model has a global weak velocity , where means continuity of each fixed -pairing and the time-dependent spaces are strongly measurable Bochner spaces, with and strong trace at zero. For every smooth real periodic divergence-free test field compactly supported in time it satisfies
where the spatial pairings use the normalized measure and . It also satisfies, for every ,
and there is a full-measure set such that for every and every ,
In SI units the kinetic energy is , and the inequality implies
There is also a full-measure set such that for every and every ,
This is a conditional model deduction about velocity; it asserts no pressure regularity, weak uniqueness, global smoothness, or empirical validity.
Statement references
Facts & Assumptions
Given: The periodic model and SI conventions above, , Countable Choice.
Periodic incompressible Newtonian idealization: the cell is periodic, are constant, the body force vanishes, and weak velocity realizations use the unforced periodic Leray–Hopf identity and energy inequalities.
Periodic solenoidal Fourier spaces: is the real solenoidal space on with its mean mode unrestricted, , and the spatial measure is normalized by .
Unforced periodic Leray–Hopf solution: a global unforced periodic Leray–Hopf velocity has weakly continuous -pairings, lies in , has the strong initial trace, satisfies the divergence-free weak identity, and obeys the initial and almost-everywhere restart energy inequalities.
Global periodic weak viscous existence: under Countable Choice, , , , and , the mathematical supplier proves existence of a global unforced Leray–Hopf velocity.
The Axiom of Countable Choice (): 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].
For the classical model, follows componentwise from , and . When tested against a periodic divergence-free , the pressure term pairs to zero. For weak , the diffusion form has the same meaning: . Finite Fourier truncations of and remain divergence free, are smooth, and converge to them in by [F1]; for each truncation, periodic integration by parts makes the integral of the cross term . Continuity of the bilinear forms in passes this identity to the limit. Thus division by gives exactly the weak identity in [F2] with .
Since , the cell length is , the viscosity is , and , [F3] supplies a global weak velocity with the identity and inequalities in [F2] under Countable Choice [A2].
By [F1], and . Multiplying the normalized initial energy inequality by , and using , gives the displayed SI kinetic-energy inequality. Applying the same positive factor to each restart inequality gives the stated restart form.