Numerical verification of regularity in the three-dimensional Navier-Stokes equations
J C Robinson, W Sadowski
Abstract
Current theoretical results for the three-dimensional Navier--Stokes equations only guarantee that solutions remain regular for all time when the initial enstrophy (\|Du0\|2:=∫| curl u0|2) is sufficiently small, \|Du0\|2χ0. In fact, this smallness condition is such that the enstrophy is always non-increasing. In this paper we provide a numerical procedure that will verify regularity of solutions for any bounded set of initial conditions, \|Du0\|2χ1. Under the assumption that the equations are in fact regular we show that this procedure can be guaranteed to terminate after a finite time.
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