IndisputableMonolith.NavierStokes.RM2U.TailFluxInstantiation
This module instantiates the vanishing of the tail flux for ancient Navier-Stokes elements whose ℓ=2 radial coefficient satisfies the decay |A(r)| ≤ C r^{-3/2} for r ≥ 1. The bound follows from the finite-energy condition on the original velocity field and supplies the concrete integrability checks that close the boundary term in the energy identity. Researchers working on the RM2U reduction for Navier-Stokes regularity cite it to discharge the tail contribution before invoking the Bet1 route. The argument proceeds by direct power-law estimates
claimLet $A(r)$ be the ℓ=2 radial coefficient of an ancient NS solution. If $|A(r)| ≤ C r^{-3/2}$ for $r ≥ 1$, then the tail-flux boundary term and its derivative are integrable on $[1,∞)$, so the flux vanishes at infinity and the energy identity closes.
background
RM2U.Core reduces the 3D problem at fixed time t and test direction b to the scalar radial coefficient A(r) for r ≥ 1. EnergyIdentity defines the tail-flux boundary term and reduces its vanishing at infinity to two integrability obligations on the term and its derivative. NonParasitism isolates the single hard non-parasitism hypothesis, while RM2Closure supplies the coercive ℓ=2 control that converts integrability of ∫ |A|/r into boundedness of the affine obstruction. The present module supplies the decay hypothesis |A(r)| ≤ C r^{-3/2} that follows from finite total energy of the velocity field.
proof idea
The module applies the r^{-3/2} decay bound directly to the tail-flux integrand and its derivative. It verifies the two integrability conditions required by EnergyIdentity via elementary comparison with integrable powers. The structure is a collection of direct estimates; no inductive or tactic-heavy steps are needed once the power-law bound is given.
why it matters in Recognition Science
This module feeds BetInstantiation, which connects the weighted L² moment hypothesis to the full RM2U closure pipeline. It discharges the tail-flux instantiation step in the navier-dec-12-rewrite.tex reduction, allowing the energy identity to close without residual contributions at infinity. It thereby advances the classical coercive ℓ=2 ⇒ RM2 implication while leaving the non-parasitism gate as the remaining hypothesis.
scope and limits
- Does not prove the non-parasitism hypothesis.
- Does not treat non-ancient or finite-time solutions.
- Does not control radial coefficients beyond ℓ=2.
- Does not supply numerical bounds on the constant C.
used by (1)
depends on (4)
declarations in this module (22)
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structure
AncientEnergyDecay -
structure
AncientEnergyDecayFull -
theorem
integrableOn_Ioi_of_rpow_decay -
theorem
ancientDecay_implies_A2_integrable -
theorem
ancientDecay_implies_Aprime2r2_integrable -
theorem
ancientDecay_implies_coercive -
theorem
ancientDecay_implies_tailFlux_vanish -
structure
WeightedL2Moment -
def
OperatorPairingIntegrable -
theorem
operatorPairing_of_decayFull -
theorem
bet1_from_weighted_moment -
theorem
tailFlux_vanishes_from_weighted_moment -
theorem
rm2u_closed_for_ancient_element -
theorem
tail_integral_tendsto_zero -
def
SobolevH1HalfLineDecay -
theorem
sobolev_H1_half_line_decay -
structure
EnergyForcingHypothesis -
theorem
rm2u_self_consistent_closure -
structure
TailFluxInstantiationCert -
def
tailFluxInstantiationCert -
structure
SphericalProjection -
theorem
weightedL2Moment_of_projection