The force potentials of a slice carry a weak gradient, with no condition on div f #
The last two summands p₇ + p₈ of the local pressure decomposition eq:pk
are the force potentials. The class def:sws imposes no condition on the
spatial divergence of the force, so display (3.5) of the pressure-gradient
section must carry them: they do not cancel in general.
The first, p₇ = -∑ⱼ ∂ⱼN * (η fⱼ), is a coordinate sum of Newtonian
derivative potentials of the cut-off force, which is exactly the shape the
Calderón–Zygmund selection differentiates, with the L^{6/5} bound of that
selection. The second, p₈ = -∑ⱼ N * (∂ⱼη fⱼ), has its density carried by
the cutoff annulus, hence is C¹ on the inner ball B_{ρ/2}(x₀) with the
far-field gradient bound of eq:har-Ck at order one; its classical gradient
there is its weak gradient. Adding the two produces one slice field, in
L^{6/5} of the inner ball with the ρ^{-1/2} weight of display (3.5).
A weak partial derivative changes sign with its function.
The force slot of display (3.5) on one slice, from the data of the two
force densities. The Calderón–Zygmund selection hP1 differentiates the first
force potential; the second is differentiated classically on the inner ball,
where it is C¹ with the gradient bound M ρ^{-3}. The resulting field is the
coordinate weak gradient of p₇ + p₈ there, and its L^{6/5} norm carries the
ρ^{-1/2} weight of the display.
The constant of the force slot of display (3.5): the order-one far-field
constant of eq:har-Ck for the annular Newtonian potential, against the
gradient size of the ball cutoff of lem:cutoff.
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The constant of the force slot of display (3.5) is nonnegative.
The L^{6/5} size of the force slot of display (3.5) on one time slice: the
Calderón–Zygmund norm of the cut-off force together with the ρ^{-1/2}-weighted
L¹ norm of the force on the ball.
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The force slot of display (3.5) on one slice, from the L^{6/5} membership
of the first force density and the L¹ data of the second. The two force
potentials of eq:pk have a common coordinate weak gradient on the inner ball
B_{ρ/2}(x₀), with the L^{6/5} bound of the display.
A slice field selected for almost every time becomes a single function of time. This is the measurable-free Skolemization that display (3.5) needs before the space-time selection of the pressure gradient is applied.
The force slot of display (3.5) for a suitable weak solution, with no
condition on the divergence of the force. For almost every time of the
one-sided interval J_ρ the two force potentials of eq:pk have a common
coordinate weak gradient on the inner ball B_{ρ/2}(x₀), locally integrable
there and bounded in L^{6/5} by the Calderón–Zygmund norm of the cut-off
force together with the ρ^{-1/2}-weighted L¹ norm of the force on
B_ρ(x₀).