The actual pressure mass from measurable envelopes #
Harmonic and force slice masses are dominated by measurable envelopes. Only the final centred-source correction needs a mass bound without any joint measurability assumption.
The absolute coefficients of the far-force increment #
On a clipped cell the prescribed spatial pressure gradient of prop:bootstrap
splits into a Riesz field driven by the localized divergence source, the
gradient of the harmonic pressure part, the gradient of the second force
potential p₈ of eq:pk, and a Riesz field driven by the centred source
correction. This file fixes the absolute coefficients that the third summand
costs.
Display (3.5) bounds the classical gradient of p₈,η on the inner ball of a
collar of radius ρ by the L¹ size of the force on that collar, with the
coefficient 400·c·cutoffGradientConstant·ρ⁻³, in which the numeral
400 = (3/20)⁻² is the separation of lem:cutoff. At the collar radii
(R₀ − R₁)/2 of the two parameter triples of prop:bootstrap the scale
factor ρ⁻³ is at most 128³, and the cell volume contributes one further
factor 4π/3 ≤ 5. The three constants recorded here are the scale-free part
of that coefficient, its collar-uniform value, and the Calderón–Zygmund
threshold at which the affine slot pays for the increment.
The absolute coefficients #
The scale-free part of the far-force gradient coefficient of display (3.5):
the numeral 400 = (3/20)⁻² of the separation of lem:cutoff, the order-one
constant of eq:har-Ck, and the cutoff gradient constant.
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The far-force gradient coefficient at collar radii at least 1/128, where
the scale factor ρ⁻³ of display (3.5) is at most 128³.
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The absolute Calderón–Zygmund threshold at which the affine slot pays for
the far-force increment: the coefficient of display (3.5) times the cell-volume
factor 4π/3 ≤ 5.
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Measurable harmonic and force envelopes at the prescribed collars #
The prescribed half-gap collar admits a measurable mass envelope within the affine slot.
The prescribed half-gap collar admits a measurable mass envelope within the affine slot.
The exact four-term decomposition gives the affine bound on every common thin cell. The first three time masses have measurable representatives or envelopes supplied by suitability; the correction needs only its mass bound.
Suitability supplies the selected raw Riesz field and both measurable envelopes. Only the centred-source correction mass remains to be supplied.