The near-force remainder on a margin cell of prop:bootstrap #
The spatial pressure gradient of prop:bootstrap splits, about each centre of
the origin carrier, into a Riesz part driven by the localized divergence source
and a remainder: the gradient of the harmonic pressure part plus the far-force
potential. This file bounds the clipped-cell time integral of the 6/5 power
of the remainder's spatial L^{6/5} slice norm by the affine A slot
originKPAffineASlot, on every margin cell — centre in the closure of the
carrier of radius R₁, radius at most (1 - R₁)/4 — above one absolute
Calderón–Zygmund threshold.
The collar on which the remainder is estimated is fixed, of radius
ρ = (1 - R₁)/2, never proportional to the cell radius: the pointwise
derivative estimate for the harmonic part costs ρ⁻⁴, so a collar
proportional to r would leave a negative power of r. With a fixed collar
the cell contributes its own volume (4π/3) r³ and the clipped time window
contributes r² through two Hölder steps, one in space against the collar and
one in time against the window. The resulting powers are r^{17/5} for the
energy and pressure contributions and r^{5 - 12/(5q)} for the force
contribution, both above the growth exponent
θ = 5(1 - (6/5)/min ((1/τ + 8/25)⁻¹) q) ≤ 71/25.
The two data powers produced are ε^{4/5} and ε^{6/(5q)}, which are exactly
the sizes of the slot's pressure-mass term c·128·ε^{4/5} and of the 6/5
power of its source term (c·3X)^{6/5} ≥ (3c)^{6/5}·ε^{6/(5q)}. No additive
absolute constant survives, so the estimate is compatible with a vanishing
slot at vanishing data.
Hölder below exponent one and its slice-then-time form #
This module records two measure-theoretic inequalities in ℝ≥0∞ that feed the
A-slot pressure-gradient estimate.
originASlot_lintegral_rpow_leis Hölder's inequality for a single exponenttwith0 < t < 1: it compares thet-power integral with the full integral times a power of the total mass.originASlot_slice_time_rpow_boundcombines a spatial Hölder step with a temporal one: it controls the6/5-power of the space integral, integrated in time, by the product-measure integral of thec-power of the integrand, with the exponents dictated by the two applications of the first inequality.
Hölder's inequality for an exponent t strictly between zero and one: the integral of
g ^ t is bounded by a power of the total mass times the t-power of the integral of g.
The slice-then-time Hölder bound: the 6/5-power of the spatial integral of G ^ a,
integrated over the time window, is bounded by powers of the spatial and temporal volumes
times the 6a/(5c)-power of the product-measure integral of G ^ c.
Exponent and volume arithmetic #
The spatial volume of a ball of radius at most 1/2 is at most one.
The unit cylinder has volume at least one.
The two data powers against the affine slot #
The force-source bound of the unit data size dominates the plain data power
ε^{1/q}, because the unit cylinder has volume at least one.
The remainder's two data powers are paid by two of the three terms of the
affine A slot: the pressure-mass term and the 6/5 power of the source term.
The space-then-time Hölder step in the shape used below #
One slice-then-time Hölder estimate in the form used on a margin cell: a
collar of volume at most one, a time window of measure at most D, and a
space-time mass at most E give the 6/5 time moment of the slice masses of
the a-th power with the single data power E^{6a/(5c)}.
The radius powers #
The cell volume power times a window power is below the growth power, on every cell of radius at most one.