A measurable-norm envelope for the harmonic force term #
Fixed-radius Young and far-field bounds control the force contribution
of eq:pressure-gradient-morrey by spatial source norms on its cutoff ball.
Force-potential growth constants controlled by source norms #
The force constant in the harmonic part of eq:pressure-gradient-morrey
contains a local potential norm and a far-field mass. Both are bounded by
the spatial L^{6/5} norm of the compactly supported source, with explicit
fixed-radius coefficients. These estimates assert no shrinking-cell power.
The Newtonian potential's growth constant is bounded by the source norm and a fixed-radius kernel and volume coefficient.
The derivative-potential growth constant is controlled by the same source norm, retaining its explicit inverse-radius far-field coefficient.
Fixed-radius coefficient for the Newtonian potential.
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Fixed-radius coefficient for the derivative Newtonian potential.
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The force-growth envelope uses only spatial norms on the origin ball.
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The harmonic force-growth constant is bounded by its norm envelope whenever the three force components belong to the local source space.