The identification data for the leading pressure term #
The Calderón--Zygmund bound for the leading local pressure p₁ consumes two
facts about a fixed time slice: the whole-space distributional identity pairing
p₁(·, s) with Δψ against the tensor source η U(·, s), and the integrability
of that pairing, both for every compactly supported smooth spatial test
function ψ. The identity produced by the pressure decomposition holds, for
each fixed ψ, only for almost every time, with an exceptional set depending on
ψ. Testing against the countable family of mollifier bumps removes that
dependence, and the two facts below hold, for almost every time, simultaneously
for every test function.
The residual matrix field whose second-order pairing measures the failure of
the whole-space identity: the diagonal carries p₁(·, s) and the full matrix
carries the tensor source η U(·, s).
Equations
- CKN.pressureP1Residual η u c p f s i j x = (if i = j then CKN.pressureP1 η u c p f s x else 0) - η x * CKN.pressureUTensor u c (x, s) i j
Instances For
The Calderón--Zygmund identification data for the leading local pressure.
For almost every time the whole-space distributional identity and the
integrability of the pairing hold simultaneously for every compactly supported
smooth spatial test function; the tensor source is η U(·, s).
The whole-space pairing identity in the exact binder shape consumed by the pressure Calderón--Zygmund estimate.
The test-pairing integrability in the exact binder shape consumed by the pressure Calderón--Zygmund estimate.