Differential form
ProvedClausiusDuhem.entropy_inequality_of_localLet be a thermomechanical process with jointly and jointly continuous. Assume that at every time and point
and that mass is conserved, . Then at every time and point
This is the Clausius–Duhem inequality in differential form, expressed with the specific entropy.
import Definitions.Def_ClausiusDuhem_thermo_process
namespace ClausiusDuhem
theorem entropy_inequality_of_local (P : ThermoProcess) (hP : P.Smooth)
(hLocal : ∀ t x, timeDeriv (fun τ y => P.rho τ y * P.eta τ y) t x ≥
-div (fun y => (P.rho t y * P.eta t y) • P.vel t y) x
- div (fun y => (P.temp t y)⁻¹ • P.heatFlux t y) x
+ P.rho t x * P.source t x / P.temp t x)
(hMass : P.MassConservation) :
P.EntropyInequality := by sorry
end ClausiusDuhemRead-back
What the Lean code literally says, in plain math · Aristotle (Harmonic) - non-blind, same agent as the drafter
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Let be any thermomechanical process. Assume:
- are jointly in and is jointly continuous;
- for all :
(time derivative of ; divergences in space at fixed ); 3. for all : , where .
Conclusion: for all :
with . No positivity of (nor of ) is assumed; where , and evaluate to .