Quantitative time masses of the localized pressure Riesz sources #
A uniform endpoint coefficient puts the localized divergence source into the affine cell budget; the source contains both convection and force.
Pressure Gradient Origin KPAffine Source #
Part of the Caffarelli–Kohn–Nirenberg partial regularity proof.
The divergence source meets the enlarged small-cell budget #
For a suitable weak solution with velocity budgets KU, KD on Q_{R₀} and
data size ε, the 6/5 power of the Morrey norm of the divergence source
Du·u - f of the pressure equation is bounded by X^{6/5}, where
X = 3·KU·KD + forceSourceMorreyBound q ε
(origin_divergence_source_numerical_bounds_of_sws). That coefficient lies
below originKPAffineASlot, so the source meets the enlarged budget with no
further analytic input. The linear budget c·3X of
oneSidedPressureGradientKP does not dominate X^{6/5} once X > 3c, which
is the scaling defect the enlarged budget removes.
The source Morrey norm against the enlarged budget. Under the
hypotheses of the origin pressure-gradient obligation, the 6/5 power of the
Morrey norm of the vector divergence source on Q_{R₁} lies below
originKPAffineASlot q C_CZ ε KU KD.
An absolute threshold paying for the three spatial Riesz components.
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The Riesz coefficient is uniformly bounded over the admitted exponent range.
The fixed threshold absorbs the sum of three component operator constants.
Three selected Riesz components of sources with the displayed affine budget satisfy every clipped-cell A estimate above the absolute threshold.
Suitable data admit one jointly measurable near-field Riesz derivative
whose three-component sum satisfies the affine A slot on every clipped cell.
The source is the outer origin-cylinder restriction of Du·u - f.