Quantitative bounds for the actual gradient-slot source #
The five terms of the localized equation are estimated from the improved velocity norm, the initial gradient norm, the supplied pressure-gradient norm, and the original force smallness. The formula includes the pressure gradient in the order-two slot. No potential or Hölder estimate is assumed.
The past-time convective heat source #
The initial velocity exponent and initial gradient exponent give the convective source estimate by scalar Morrey Hölder and the finite-sum triangle inequality. Only the cutoff's nonpositive-time values are used.
Component source bounds give the actual past convection source's measurability and quantitative paper-exponent Morrey bound.
Every component of the velocity, weak gradient, pressure, and force, indicated to the intermediate one-sided cylinder, is globally a.e. measurable. All measurability is supplied by the local solution clauses.
Past cutoff coefficients vanish outside the larger initial cylinder.
Both literal source slots vanish outside any cylinder containing the cutoff's past support. This statement also applies to the smaller support cylinder used inside the initial norm carrier.
The numerical bound for a component of the first order-two source.
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The concrete past gradient-slot source has the paper exponent and an explicit uniform bound. The pressure-gradient field must be supplied with its indicated component norms; its weak-gradient characterization is needed separately in the representation theorem, not in this algebraic estimate.