The parabolic seminorm of a spatial mean #
A spatial mean over a fixed ball is, on any set of centres inside a slightly smaller ball, dominated by a spatial convolution of the averaged field with the indicator of one larger ball. Minkowski's inequality for the parabolic seminorm then bounds the mean's seminorm by that of the field itself, with the ratio of the two ball volumes as the only coefficient. No covering of the averaging ball by cells of the running radius is needed.
The averaging kernel: the normalized indicator of the enlarged ball.
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The kernel has total mass the ratio of the two ball volumes.
A slice-constant field carried by a ball of radius 3ρ/4 is dominated by
the spatial convolution of the averaged field with the averaging kernel.
The a.e. form of the extended-valued seminorm comparison.
A time-indexed almost-everywhere statement holds almost everywhere in space-time.
The a.e. form of the mean seminorm bound.
The spatial mean's mass on its own averaging ball.
The parabolic seminorm of the centred spatial mean on a carrier inside the
inner ball and the source time window is the velocity seminorm times (7/4)³.