Measurability of time-dependent force potentials #
Spatial integration against a measurable kernel preserves measurability
of the potential norm in time. This applies to the force-growth constants
in eq:pressure-gradient-morrey without assuming temporal regularity.
The harmonic force bound on interior time boxes #
The force term in eq:pressure-gradient-morrey is controlled almost
everywhere by its measurable fixed-radius envelope on any local time box.
Time integrability of the harmonic force envelope #
The fixed-radius force contribution in eq:pressure-gradient-morrey has a
measurable, finite, locally time-integrable norm envelope from def:sws.
The fixed-radius Newtonian coefficients are finite.
Suitability gives the force envelope's measurability, a.e. finiteness, and time integrability on any interior origin ball-times-window box.
The force components lie in spatial L^{6/5} almost everywhere on an
arbitrary suitable-solution local box.
The actual harmonic force constant is bounded a.e. by the force envelope on any interior origin ball-times-window box.
The spatial norm of a time-dependent convolution is measurable in time.
Both Newtonian force-growth constants are measurable functions of time for a jointly measurable source supported on the full spatial space.