Causal bounded multipliers for linear heat sources #
Indicated input measurability suffices for a supported product after truncation to the past. Uniform multiplier bounds control its Morrey norm. The initial velocity exponent supplies the linear velocity terms, while a cutoff of absolute value at most one preserves pressure-gradient bounds.
The support of the past product lies in the intermediate cylinder.
The causal product is measurable without a global measurability assumption on the original input.
A bounded past multiplier preserves a Morrey exponent pair with its explicit multiplier factor.
An initial (3,25/3) velocity input supplies each bounded linear
source at the paper heat-source exponents, with an explicit coefficient.
A cutoff of absolute value at most one preserves the pressure-gradient source exponent and its numerical bound.