Centred velocity Morrey data from suitable weak solutions #
The mean correction is bounded in time and supported on a finite-measure space-time carrier. It therefore belongs to every finite integrability class needed here. Subtracting it preserves the velocity Morrey class.
Temporal bounds for the centring velocity #
The local kinetic-energy essential supremum controls the spatial velocity mean. Thus centring the tensor introduces bounded temporal coefficients, not an additional assumption on the suitable solution.
A component mean is bounded by the volume plus the kinetic energy, with the exact normalization factor of the spatial average.
Suitable weak solutions supply a finite temporal bound for each component of the mean on every relatively compact spatial box.
The centring mean is measurable in time on each suitable-solution box.
Global finite integrability at the outer exponent controls a Morrey seminorm with any smaller integrability exponent.
A bounded measurable function on a finite-measure carrier has finite Morrey seminorm at each finite admissible pair of exponents.
The suitable-solution energy bound supplies the centred velocity Morrey data on every measurable subcarrier of a local box.