The mean-free velocity field on the half-gap collar #
On the collar ball the velocity minus its own spatial slice mean obeys the
L⁶ Sobolev–Poincaré display, so its parabolic Morrey seminorm at the
exponent pair (2, 25/8) — the pair the velocity gradient carries — is
controlled by the gradient slice mass and not by the velocity size. The
volume gain on a cell of radius r beats the Morrey normalisation by
r^{1/10}, uniformly over all cells and both large and small radii.
The L⁶ mean-free Sobolev–Poincaré display on a ball.
Suitable solutions supply the L⁶ mean-free estimate on almost every slice.
The slice bound for the mean-free field on an arbitrary spatial ball.
A scaling inequality: the Morrey normalisation absorbs the smaller radius.
The mean-free field has a gradient-shaped Morrey seminorm at the exponent
pair (2, 25/8), uniformly over all cells.
The time integral of the squared slice gradient norms is the cylinder mass.