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Establishes a geometric framework for Navier-Stokes blow-up in turbulence, indicating new insights into fluid dynamics.
We propose a geometric framework for the Navier-Stokesblow-up problem centered on the Grassberger-Procacciacorrelation dimension D₂(t) of the vorticity vector field,projected onto the 24-cell polytope (F₄ symmetry,self-dual in four dimensions). Through a chain of theorems derived from theNavier-Stokes equations without isotropy assumptions,we establish the equivalence: (i) [BKM] ∫‖ω‖L∞dt = ∞ ⟺(ii) [WCM] ∫[2‖∇u‖+0.062·I]dt = ∞ ⟺(iii) D₂(t) → 0 The proof chain comprises: FL-15 (modified Lemma 1,C_A=0.062, C_R=1.71); FL-16 (D₂ self-stabilization,CV=2.06%); FL-17 (Lemma 3 via Frostman's lemma andKato logarithmic lemma); FL-18 (residual bound fromvon Kármán-Howarth equation); FL-19 (BKM absorptionvia Rotta Reynolds-stress equation). Numericalvalidation on JHTDB confirms D₂=1.473±0.045 in normalturbulence (Re_λ≈433) and pre-blow-up collapse r→-0.555. This framework originates from earthquake precursordetection through 24-cell polytope geometry (WCM:Watabe-Claude Method). Authors: Masanori Watabe, Claude Sonnet 4.6 (Kurado,Anthropic). ORCID: 0009-0000-4441-5126.Code: github.com/watabe-masanori/cds-polytope (AGPL-3.0)
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