The selected weak pressure gradient of a suitable weak solution slice #
For a suitable weak solution and almost every time s of the one-sided
interval J_ρ = (t₀ - ρ², t₀], the local pressure decomposition of the
pressure-gradient section writes the slice as p₁ + p_har + (p₇ + p₈) on the
inner ball B_{13ρ/20}(x₀). Differentiating the three summands separately —
the first by the Calderón–Zygmund selection applied to the divergence-form
source, the second classically on B_{ρ/2}(x₀), the third by its own
potential identities — produces the slice field of display (3.5).
The harmonic term is taken from the interior gradient display, whose
ρ^{-3} weight becomes the ρ^{-1/2} weight of display (3.5) once it is
integrated over the half ball.
A slice which lies in L^{3/2} of a ball of finite measure is locally
integrable there. This is the regularity of the force potentials which
display (3.5) uses before their weak derivatives are taken.
The coordinate L^{6/5} bound of the harmonic part of the pressure slice
on the half ball, in the ρ^{-1/2} normalization of display (3.5). The input
is the interior gradient display of the harmonic remainder.
Display (3.5) of the pressure-gradient section, on one time slice of a suitable weak solution.
For almost every time of the one-sided interval J_ρ the pressure slice has a
Vec3-valued weak spatial gradient on the half ball B_{ρ/2}(x₀): its
coordinates are locally integrable there, it lies in L^{6/5} there, it is the
coordinate weak gradient of the slice, and its coordinate norms are bounded by
the Calderón–Zygmund norm of the divergence-form source together with the
ρ^{-1/2}-weighted L^{3/2} norm of the pressure and the force-potential
term.
The vector-valued slice field of display (3.5) supplies the scalar per-coordinate interface consumed by the space-time measurable selection of the pressure gradient.