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Universal Computation with Eventually Stationary Navier–Stokes Forcing

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At every fixed positive computable viscosity, we construct smooth mean-zero forces on the flat three-torus that become stationary after time one and make a fixed particle, initially in a fluid at rest, enter a fixed open set exactly when a prescribed Turing machine halts. The force has bounded derivatives of every order and a finite effective description. A reversible recording table is realized on whole planar rectangles by Hamiltonian motions, then driven by a mean-zero spatial clock. Separate choices give periodic forcing from time zero or a force whose derivatives are square-integrable…

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