Local integrability from the data clauses alone #
The data clauses of def:sws bound the fields on every local box Ω' × J. A
compact subset of the space-time carrier always sits inside such a box
(CKN.caccioppoli_localBox_of_compact_subset), so each of those bounds
transfers to an arbitrary compact set, and that is the form in which the
integrability clauses of def:sws need them: they are all stated on the
closed support of a test function, which is compact.
Every statement here takes CKN.IsSuitableWeakSolutionData and not the full
class. The same facts already exist in the tree stated with the full class -
CKN.spatialGradientSq_integrableOn_compact is the closest one - but a lemma
of that shape cannot be used while establishing the class's own integrability
clauses, since it would assume what is being proved. The proofs below use
nothing beyond the data clauses.
The velocity is square integrable on every compact subset of the carrier.
The velocity gradient is square integrable on every compact subset of the carrier.
The pressure is L^{3/2} on every compact subset of the carrier.
The force is L^q on every compact subset of the carrier.
The Dirichlet density of the velocity is integrable on every compact subset
of the carrier. This is the data-clause form of
CKN.spatialGradientSq_integrableOn_compact.