Local regularity from pressure-gradient and localized-source estimates #
The velocity improvement and pressure-gradient construction are used on nested balls before localizing the equation and applying the heat estimate.
Local regularity from actual heat-potential sources #
An almost-everywhere heat representation transfers the quantitative estimate for compactly supported Morrey sources to the represented velocity.
Genuine Morrey sources and an almost-everywhere heat representation give a bounded Hölder representative and regularity at the center of the ball.
The standing exponent choices discharge all numerical conditions of the
heat regularity estimate at integrability exponent 6/5.
The localized equation and source estimates give a representative on a fixed smaller ball with the standing Hölder exponent.
The explicit local analytic estimates imply regularity at the center.