Radius exponents for the pressure term of a slice majorant #
The pressure-gradient slice estimate of ss:step3 carries, on a cell of
radius r and at doubled spatial radius ρ = 2 r, the positive term
ρ⁻¹/² ‖p(·,s)‖_{L^{3/2}(B_ρ)}. Raising it to the power 6/5 and
integrating over the backward window (t - r², t] produces a power of r
that has to dominate the power 5 - 6/κ demanded by membership of the
gradient in the parabolic Morrey class M^{6/5,κ} of def:parabolic-morrey.
This file records the two exponent balances involved, in the normalisation
5 * (1 - (6/5)/κ) = 5 - 6/κ:
- the cell-centred route, in which the pressure is replaced by the
cell-mean-subtracted pressure and controlled in a parabolic Morrey class
M^{3/2,χ}on the doubled cell. Hölder in time and the Morrey growth then give the radius power19/5 - 6/χ, so the route closes exactly when1/χ ≤ 1/κ - 1/5. The gradient exponent ineq:pressure-gradient-morreylies between25/11and25/9; the required pressure exponent ranges from25/6to25/4at those endpoints. Thusχ ≥ 25/4suffices uniformly over the admissible range. - the fixed-scale route, in which the pressure enters only through a
majorant that is bounded in space on a fixed carrier and lies in
L^{3/2}in time, as for the fixed-carrier remainder in the proof oflem:pressure-gradient-morrey. The spatial measure of the cell then contributes and the radius power is17/5, which dominates the requirement for every admissibleκwith room to spare.
The cell-centred balance: the radius power produced by a pressure Morrey
exponent χ dominates the power required by the gradient Morrey exponent κ
exactly when 1/χ ≤ 1/κ - 1/5.
The pressure Morrey exponent available from the decay estimate, 25/8,
does not close the cell-centred balance for any admissible gradient Morrey
exponent: the produced radius power 47/25 stays strictly below the required
one, which is at least 59/25.
The fixed-scale balance: the radius power 17/5 produced by a spatially
bounded, L^{3/2}-in-time pressure majorant dominates the requirement for
every admissible gradient Morrey exponent, with the strict margin 14/25
already at the top of the range.