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3) (and the same for p), u(xi,x ,0) 2 = uq(xi,x ). 4) Here / represents volume forces applied to the fluid and maintaining turbulence. Lower bound on the dimension of the attractor A special form of / will be chosen below but at this point / is arbitrary. 6) λχ = L being the first eigenvalue of the Stokes problem in Ω (periodic boundary condition, see [15]). 2 The case of interest (turbulent flow) corresponds to the case where the Grashof number is large. e. a = 1, and G is large). Here we are interested in the case where a < 1 and both G and 1/a are large.
With the previous notations we have m L Y,X > c i ( a / ? ) / m / form> 2 2 P p=l where c\ is a numerical Proof. 3 5 3 > — αβ constant. 4)' we see that < C Q X / , for χ > 1, where CQ is a numerical constant. Hence cp~ (m) > 3 (c cvy5m) / 2 3 0 2 l for m > φ(1). 4)' we see that φ{\) < 26/(αβ) and this shows t h a t 26 (p~ (m) > ( c o ^ m ) / for m > ——. 2. 2. A c o l l e c t i v e S o b o l e v i n e q u a l i t y Let us first show t h e following lemma. 9) \p=m+l This kind of inequality was first proved by Brezis and Gallouet [3].
314] is no more valid since the shape of Ω =]0, ^ [ x ] 0 , 2 π Σ [ is varying as α goes to 0. 2. Lower bound A lower bound on the dimension of the global attractor was derived in [1]. 5) on / is satisfied. 3) possess a stationary solution us of the form (U(x2),0), ( ρ = 0, and we have since (us · V)us = 0) : -vU"(x ) 2 = g(x ) U(x ) =—2 2 f ν JQ (x — s)g(s)ds — 2 X \ J 2TLU JQ sg(s)ds + const. 10) so that ι U(x )dx 2 2 = 0. 11) Lower bound on the dimension of the attractor 39 The proof of [1] is based on an estimate of the number of unstable modes for this stationary solution us- This yields a lower bound on the dimension of the unstable manifold A4 of this solution, and thus a lower bound on the U dimension of the attractor A since A D M.