One-sided transfer of scalar Morrey estimates #
This is Step 2 of the proof of thm:A, isolated as a statement about one
scalar function. The manuscript's Step 2 replaces the centre shift of
lem:step2-morrey-balls, which moves a centre forward in time by the square
of the radius, by a truncated shift that stops at the top face t = 0; see
truncatedCylinderCenter. Small cylinders are then covered by a cylinder of
twice the radius about an admissible centre, and the decay hypothesis
eq:thmA-morrey applies there. Large cylinders are paid for by the total
integral on the fixed intermediate cylinder, which is the manuscript's
unchanged large-radius case.
oneSidedMorreyBound P τ ρ₀ A B is the resulting constant. A is the
small-cell growth coefficient and B the total integral; the two enter
through the two regimes just described.
The explicit small-scale plus large-scale constant for the one-sided Morrey transfer.
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Small-scale cylinder estimates at admissible centers and a total integral bound imply an explicit Morrey estimate on the one-sided intermediate cylinder. No measurability of the scalar function is needed for this upper-integral estimate.
Specialization of the quantitative transfer to the fixed intermediate cylinder.