Quantitative gluing of parabolic Hölder representatives #
Representatives equal almost everywhere on overlapping open sets agree pointwise. A common local Hölder bound then gives a quantitative bound on a region whenever sufficiently close pairs lie in a common member of the cover.
Restriction preserves a quantitative Hölder bound.
Forgetting the numerical bound gives the qualitative Hölder predicate.
Positive-exponent parabolic Hölder representatives are continuous.
Almost-everywhere representatives agree at every point of their open overlap.
A Hölder representative on an open neighborhood proves regularity there.
Restrict a representative to an open subregion to obtain regular points.
A countable open cover admits a single representative agreeing with every local positive-exponent Hölder representative pointwise on its domain.
Quantitative gluing with a uniform cover radius. The radius hypothesis is pure geometry: every sufficiently close pair in the target region lies in one common cover member. No global representative or global estimate is assumed.