Kernel All Orders Bounds #
Part of the Caffarelli–Kohn–Nirenberg partial regularity proof.
All-order derivative bounds for the Newtonian kernel #
The Newtonian kernel newtonianKernel is homogeneous of degree -1 and of
every finite differentiability order away from the origin, so its k-th
derivative is homogeneous of degree -(1 + k). Combining this with the
compactness of the Euclidean unit sphere gives, for each order k, a constant
c with
‖D^k newtonianKernel x‖ ≤ c ‖x‖₂^{-(1 + k)} for x ≠ 0,
and the same statement with exponent -(2 + k) for each first-order kernel
∂_j newtonianKernel. These are the kernel estimates behind cor:CZ-harmonic
and the smoothness display eq:har-Ck.
Space with the origin removed; the Newtonian kernel is smooth there.
The Newtonian kernel has every finite differentiability order off the origin.
Every iterated derivative of the Newtonian kernel is differentiable off the origin.
Every iterated derivative of the Newtonian kernel is continuous off the origin.
The k-th derivative of the Newtonian kernel is homogeneous of degree -(1 + k).
The size of the k-th derivative of the Newtonian kernel away from the origin.
The size of the k-th derivative of a first-order Newtonian kernel ∂_j N.