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Let \(u\) denote a sufficiently smooth solution of the Navier-Stokes initial value problem in a smoothly bounded 3-dimensional domain \(\Omega\) on a compact time interval \([0,T]\). Then \(u\) can be approximated in \(H^2(\Omega)\) by functions \(u^\varepsilon\), each of which is the unique solution of a sequence of \(K\) linear initial value problems on the subsequent intervals \((k\varepsilon, (k+1) \varepsilon]\) in \([0,T]\) with \(k=0, \dots, K-1\), \(\varepsilon=T/K\). The convergence rate for \(K\to\infty\) is given by explicit estimates. The approximation scheme established below is \(H^2\)-stable in so far, as any sufficiently small error at the intial time \(t=0\) can be controlled by error estimates in \(H^2(\Omega)\) on the whole interval \([0,T]\). For the entire collection see [Zbl 0884.00040].
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