Small-data decay for Theorem A #
Steps 1 and 2 of the proof of thm:A. theoremA_morrey_decay_of_inputs is
Step 1: the start lemma lem:thmA-start at every centre of the one-sided
cylinder Q_{3/4}, followed by the scale iteration prop:iteration at the
fixed radius r₅ = κ/4, giving the decay eq:thmA-morrey with the constant
M = κ^{-4/3-ε} η r₅^{-ε} and ε = 2/5. The manuscript calls M absolute;
what is proved and used here is that it is fixed before the domain and the
solution.
theoremA_initial_morrey_wide_of_inputs is Step 2: the one-sided Morrey
transfer, giving the three memberships of eq:step2-morrey on the cylinder
of radius 11/16. The manuscript states them on Q₂^♯ of radius 5/8; the
larger radius is proved because the bootstrap round consumes the outer
cylinder and returns the inner one, and the transfer argument needs only
that the radius is below 3/4. The Hölder conclusion of thm:A is not
here: it additionally requires the causal localization and source estimates
of Step 3, through the top time face.
Scaling #
Part of the Caffarelli–Kohn–Nirenberg partial regularity proof.
The rescaling identities used to move a centre to the unit cylinder.
The parabolic rescaling preserves suitability and transports all four scale quantities to the original centre at the dilated radius.
A start estimate at the rescaled unit centre transports to the original centre. The constants occur before the solution data, as in the paper.
A positive uniform small-data threshold yields the decay portion of
thm:A. It is chosen before the domain and the solution. No smallness
inequality for numerical parameters is left as a hypothesis.
The small-data start, iteration, and one-sided cylinder transfer give uniform initial Morrey bounds for velocity, gradient, and pressure on the cylinder of radius eleven sixteenths. The constants and positive threshold precede every solution.