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LeanPool.CaffarelliKohnNirenberg.Core.Step4.PressureGradientHGCloserCellsSourceTime

Time integration of spatial source masses #

Spatial Hölder converts the L^1 mass of a source on a ball into its L^{6/5} mass. Enlarging the time window to the ball's parabolic scale then makes the source's Morrey bound available for exterior kernel terms.

Spatial Hölder, raised to the source exponent, retains the ball's volume to the power 1/5.

A smaller cell time window is controlled by the full parabolic cylinder at the source ball's radius.

The inverse-cube exterior kernel factor converts the integrated source mass into the Morrey tail power ρ^{5/3 - 5/κ}.

The spatial slice norm agrees almost everywhere with its integral formula, and is measurable as a function of time.

The time integral of a spatial slice norm over a cell window is controlled by the source power integral on a larger cylinder.

Removing the Morrey normalization recovers the source's cell mass with its exact positive radius power.