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Differential form ρη˙≥−∇⋅(q/T)+ρs/T\rho\dot\eta\ge-\nabla\cdot(\mathbf q/T)+\rho s/Tρη˙​≥−∇⋅(q/T)+ρs/T

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ClausiusDuhem.entropy_inequality_of_local

by Lucas · Oct 9, 2026 · Mathlib 0df444a (Lean v4.33.1)

continuum-mechanicsmathematical-physicsthermodynamics

Let (ρ,η,v,q,s,T,e,σ)(\rho,\eta,\mathbf v,\mathbf q,s,T,e,\boldsymbol\sigma)(ρ,η,v,q,s,T,e,σ) be a thermomechanical process with ρ,η,v,q,T,e\rho,\eta,\mathbf v,\mathbf q,T,eρ,η,v,q,T,e jointly C1C^1C1 and sss jointly continuous. Assume that at every time and point

∂∂t(ρη)≥−∇⋅(ρη v)−∇⋅(qT)+ρsT,\frac{\partial}{\partial t}(\rho\eta)\ge-\nabla\cdot(\rho\eta\,\mathbf v)-\nabla\cdot\Big(\frac{\mathbf q}{T}\Big)+\frac{\rho s}{T},∂t∂​(ρη)≥−∇⋅(ρηv)−∇⋅(Tq​)+Tρs​,

and that mass is conserved, ρ˙+ρ ∇⋅v=0\dot\rho+\rho\,\nabla\cdot\mathbf v=0ρ˙​+ρ∇⋅v=0. Then at every time and point

ρ η˙≥−∇⋅(qT)+ρsT.\rho\,\dot\eta\ge-\nabla\cdot\Big(\frac{\mathbf q}{T}\Big)+\frac{\rho s}{T}.ρη˙​≥−∇⋅(Tq​)+Tρs​.

This is the Clausius–Duhem inequality in differential form, expressed with the specific entropy.

Preamble
import Definitions.Def_ClausiusDuhem_thermo_process
Formal statement
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 ClausiusDuhem
Source
Wikipedia, "Clausius–Duhem inequality", revision oldid=1182390552, https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Clausius%E2%80%93Duhem_inequality&oldid=1182390552, section "Clausius–Duhem inequality in terms of the specific entropy", differential form and Proof, from "Expanding out" to the final display.
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Let P=(ρ,η,v,q,s,T,e,σ)P=(\rho,\eta,v,q,s,T,e,\sigma)P=(ρ,η,v,q,s,T,e,σ) be any thermomechanical process. Assume:

  1. ρ,η,v,q,T,e\rho,\eta,v,q,T,eρ,η,v,q,T,e are jointly C1C^1C1 in (t,x)(t,x)(t,x) and sss is jointly continuous;
  2. for all t,xt,xt,x:
∂t(ρη)(t,x)≥−∇⋅(ρηv)(t,⋅)(x)−∇⋅(T−1q)(t,⋅)(x)+ρsT(t,x)\partial_t(\rho\eta)(t,x)\ge-\nabla\cdot(\rho\eta v)(t,\cdot)(x)-\nabla\cdot(T^{-1}q)(t,\cdot)(x)+\frac{\rho s}{T}(t,x)∂t​(ρη)(t,x)≥−∇⋅(ρηv)(t,⋅)(x)−∇⋅(T−1q)(t,⋅)(x)+Tρs​(t,x)

(time derivative of τ↦ρ(τ,x)η(τ,x)\tau\mapsto\rho(\tau,x)\eta(\tau,x)τ↦ρ(τ,x)η(τ,x); divergences in space at fixed ttt); 3. for all t,xt,xt,x: ρ˙+ρ ∇⋅v=0\dot\rho+\rho\,\nabla\cdot v=0ρ˙​+ρ∇⋅v=0, where ρ˙=∂tρ+∇ρ⋅v\dot\rho=\partial_t\rho+\nabla\rho\cdot vρ˙​=∂t​ρ+∇ρ⋅v.

Conclusion: for all t,xt,xt,x:

ρ(t,x) η˙(t,x)≥−∇⋅(y↦T(t,y)−1q(t,y))(x)+ρ(t,x)s(t,x)T(t,x),\rho(t,x)\,\dot\eta(t,x)\ge-\nabla\cdot\big(y\mapsto T(t,y)^{-1}q(t,y)\big)(x)+\frac{\rho(t,x)s(t,x)}{T(t,x)},ρ(t,x)η˙​(t,x)≥−∇⋅(y↦T(t,y)−1q(t,y))(x)+T(t,x)ρ(t,x)s(t,x)​,

with η˙=∂tη+∇η⋅v\dot\eta=\partial_t\eta+\nabla\eta\cdot vη˙​=∂t​η+∇η⋅v. No positivity of TTT (nor of ρ\rhoρ) is assumed; where T=0T=0T=0, T−1T^{-1}T−1 and /T/T/T evaluate to 000.

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