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The standing parameters of Section 5 #

This file records the numerical choices made once and for all at the start of paper/ckn.tex, Section 5, in the convention conv:step-params with its displayed equation eq:standing:

The exponent ε = 2/5 of eq:standing is not redefined here: it is the established constant CKN.iterationEpsilon from CKN.Core.Iteration.Arithmetic. The file proves the numerical inequalities those constants are introduced to supply: 5 < τ₂ and τ₃ > 5/2 (the two inequalities Steps 3 and 4 consume), the bootstrap condition eq:bootstrap-cond at the exponent τ = τ₂ actually used in Corollary cor:one-round, the positivity and upper bound 0 < γ₀(q) ≤ 1/5 for q > 5/2, the lower bound σ > 1 for q > 5/2, and the exponent identities 2 - 5/θ₀ = 1 - 5/θ₁ = γ of eq:q0q1.

The exponents τ₂, τ₃, τ_p of eq:standing #

noncomputable def CKN.stepTau₂ :

The velocity Morrey exponent τ₂ = 5/(1 - ε) = 25/3 of eq:standing; its fixed value is given by stepTau₂, with ε = 2/5 recorded in iterationEpsilon_eq.

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    noncomputable def CKN.stepTau₃ :

    The gradient Morrey exponent τ₃ of eq:standing, taken at the value τ₃ = 25/8 by stepTau₃; the bootstrap range using its reciprocal is recorded in bootstrap_condition_iff.

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      noncomputable def CKN.stepTauP :

      The pressure Morrey exponent τ_p = 25/8 of eq:standing, equal to τ₃; see Remark rem:LR-pressure for why it is not consumed downstream.

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        noncomputable def CKN.stepVarpi :

        The bootstrap gain ϖ = 1/5 - 1/τ₂ of eq:bootstrap-gain.

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          eq:bootstrap-gain states ϖ = ε/5 with ε = 2/5.

          The numerical value of the gain: ϖ = 2/25.

          The gain computation of Corollary cor:one-round: 1/τ₂ - ϖ = 1/25 (the reciprocal of the exponent τ₄ = 25 appearing there).

          The parameter σ of eq:standing #

          noncomputable def CKN.stepSigma (q : ℝ) :

          The integrability parameter σ = 3 - 5/q of eq:standing, a function of the force exponent q.

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            theorem CKN.one_lt_stepSigma {q : ℝ} (hq : 5 / 2 < q) :

            eq:standing records σ = 3 - 5/q > 1 under q > 5/2.

            conv:step-params uses ε < σ with ε = 2/5; under q > 5/2 this holds for σ = 3 - 5/q.

            The Hölder exponent γ₀ of eq:gamma-value #

            noncomputable def CKN.stepGamma₀ (q : ℝ) :

            The Hölder exponent γ₀(q) = min {2 - 5/q, 1/5} of eq:gamma-value in Theorem thm:endgame.

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              theorem CKN.stepGamma₀_pos {q : ℝ} (hq : 5 / 2 < q) :

              eq:gamma-value records γ₀ > 0 because q > 5/2.

              The upper bound γ₀(q) ≤ 1/5 of eq:gamma-value.

              Since γ₀(q) ≤ 1/5 < 1, the Hölder exponent lies in (0,1) when q > 5/2, as prop:heat-morrey-hoelder requires.

              The exponents θ₀, θ₁ of eq:q0q1 #

              noncomputable def CKN.stepTheta₀ (γ : ℝ) :

              The Morrey exponent θ₀ = 5/(2 - γ) of eq:q0q1, as a function of the Hölder exponent γ.

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                noncomputable def CKN.stepTheta₁ (γ : ℝ) :

                The Morrey exponent θ₁ = 5/(1 - γ) of eq:q0q1, as a function of the Hölder exponent γ.

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                  theorem CKN.stepTheta₀_inv (γ : ℝ) :
                  1 / stepTheta₀ γ = (2 - γ) / 5

                  The first identity of eq:q0q1: 1/θ₀ = (2 - γ)/5.

                  theorem CKN.stepTheta₁_inv (γ : ℝ) :
                  1 / stepTheta₁ γ = (1 - γ) / 5

                  The second identity of eq:q0q1: 1/θ₁ = (1 - γ)/5.

                  theorem CKN.stepTheta₀_gt_half {γ : ℝ} (hγ0 : 0 < γ) (hγ1 : γ < 1) :
                  5 / 2 < stepTheta₀ γ

                  eq:q0q1 records θ₀ = 5/(2 - γ) > 5/2 for γ ∈ (0,1).

                  theorem CKN.stepTheta₁_gt_five {γ : ℝ} (hγ0 : 0 < γ) (hγ1 : γ < 1) :

                  eq:q0q1 records θ₁ = 5/(1 - γ) > 5 for γ ∈ (0,1).