The inner-ball gradient of the second force potential p₈ #
The local pressure decomposition eq:pk writes the pressure on a ball as
p₁ + (p₂ + … + p₆) + (p₇ + p₈). The last summand
pressureP8 η f s = fun x => -∑ j, pressureNewtonianPotential (fun y => spatialDeriv η j y * f (y, s) j) x
is the second force potential. With η = mollifiedBallCutoff x₀ hρ its density
spatialDeriv η j · * f (·, s) j is carried by the cutoff annulus
pressureAnnulus x₀ ρ = B(x₀, 3ρ/4) \ B(x₀, 13ρ/20), so on the inner ball
B(x₀, ρ/2) the Newtonian kernel is smooth in the evaluation point and the
potential is C¹, with the far-field gradient bound of eq:har-Ck and the
separation 3ρ/20 of lem:cutoff. Display (3.5) of the pressure-gradient
section consumes exactly that: the classical gradient of p₈ on the inner ball,
measured in the Euclidean norm, is controlled by the L¹ size of the annular
density with a constant that is uniform in the ball and its centre.
The uniform constant of the inner-ball gradient bound for the annular
Newtonian potential, read off from the all-order kernel estimate of eq:har-Ck
at order one. It depends on no parameter of the ball geometry.
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The constant of the inner-ball gradient bound is nonnegative.
The first derivative of the annular Newtonian potential on the inner ball is
controlled by the L¹ size of the density times the inverse square of the
separation 3ρ/20 of lem:cutoff: this is eq:har-Ck at order one, in the
shape display (3.5) of the pressure-gradient section consumes.
The second force potential p₈ of the local pressure decomposition eq:pk
is C¹ on the inner ball B(x₀, ρ/2) whenever its density is integrable: the
density of the cutoff is carried by the annulus pressureAnnulus x₀ ρ, on which
the potential is smooth (eq:har-Ck).
Display (3.5) of the pressure-gradient section for the second force
potential: on the inner ball B(x₀, ρ/2) the Euclidean norm of the classical
gradient of p₈ is bounded by 400 · c · A · ρ⁻², where A bounds the L¹
sizes of the annular components of the density and c is the uniform constant
of eq:har-Ck at order one.