Fixed jointly measurable pressure decomposition on an inner ball #
One pressure field and two matrices of completed Riesz representatives are chosen from suitability. Their measurable remainder represents the classical harmonic and far-force gradient on almost every slice of the target carrier.
Identification of one measurable pressure remainder #
The same selected pressure derivative is decomposed into completed Riesz fields and a measurable remainder. Weak derivative uniqueness identifies that remainder with the classical harmonic and far-force gradient on slices.
The algebraically defined remainder of a fixed weak pressure gradient agrees with the smooth harmonic and far-force remainder on almost every slice.
The fixed radius localization with shifted top time lies in the doubled parabolic ball containing the suitable solution.
Suitability yields a single measurable weak pressure gradient and its fixed signed completed-Riesz decomposition, with a measurable remainder identified with the classical harmonic and far-force gradient on slices.