Newtonian Derivative Local Lp #
Part of the Caffarelli–Kohn–Nirenberg partial regularity proof.
The scalar convolution convention used for the Newtonian derivative.
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- CKN.Foundation.Euclidean.scalarConvolution f g x = ∫ (y : CKN.Foundation.Parabolic.Vec3), f y * g (x - y)
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Extended nonnegative convolution used to majorize ordinary convolution integrals.
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- CKN.Foundation.Euclidean.convolutionMajorant f g x = ∫⁻ (y : CKN.Foundation.Parabolic.Vec3), f y * g (x - y)
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Young's estimate for the exponents used by the truncated Newtonian derivative. The proof uses Hölder twice and Tonelli on the nonnegative majorant.
The next declarations specialize the preceding Young estimate to the three-dimensional Newtonian derivative.
The Newtonian derivative kernel truncated to a ball about the origin.
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The truncated Newtonian derivative kernel is measurable.
The complementary kernel is kept separate so that the local estimate can be assembled from a Young bound and a pointwise tail bound.
The Newtonian derivative kernel restricted to the complement of a ball.
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The complementary Newtonian derivative kernel is measurable.
The truncated Newtonian derivative belongs to L^(6/5).
The first Newtonian derivative potential, with the derivative in the kernel slot.
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The derivative kernel has the expected inverse-square bound away from the origin.
At points whose support is outside the near ball, the far potential is bounded
by the inverse-square kernel constant times the L¹ size of the data.
The convolution with the far kernel has the same pointwise tail bound.
Compact support converts the L^(6/5) size into the L¹ size needed by
the far part.
The local Newtonian derivative estimate obtained by adding the near Young estimate to the bounded far tail.
On a ball, compact support lets the potential use the truncated kernel.