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So, the gist of the paper seems to be: 1. Put all terms of the momentum and mass conservation equations of Navier Stokes on the right hand side. These should b
by cherryteastain 3y ago
So, the gist of the paper seems to be:
1. Put all terms of the momentum and mass conservation equations of Navier Stokes on the right hand side. These should be normally identically 0.
2. Define an error term ('residual') R for each equation, this is basically the value of the RHS from step 1. The error term is 0 when pressure and velocities satisfy N-S.
3. Define the Lagrangian as the sum of residuals squared
4. Apply the Legendre transformation to the Lagrangian to get the Hamiltonian and the conjugate momenta
- fooker 3y agoSeems simple, I'm not sure about profoundness. Is there a reason people had not thought of this for the last several decades? Like, was there some missing math or discovery that enabled this?
- bingbingbing777 3y ago> Is there a reason people had not thought of this for the last several decades? I'm guessing because it's not simple.