Identification Extension Pairing Source #
Part of the Caffarelli–Kohn–Nirenberg partial regularity proof.
Support and integrability of the eight cut-off pressure sources #
The paper's pressure representation prop:pressure-decomposition writes the
localized pressure η p as a remainder p₁ plus the eight source potentials
p₂, …, p₈ (eq:p1-bound, eq:p234-bound, eq:p56-bound, eq:p78-bound).
Each of those potentials is a Newtonian or Newtonian-derivative potential of an
integrand built from the cut-off η, the velocity u, the pressure p and the
force f, evaluated on the time slice t = s.
This file records the bookkeeping needed to feed those potentials into the
potential calculus: that the spatial derivatives and the spatial Laplacian of a
cut-off are again supported in the cut-off's support (and hence compactly
supported), a general criterion turning an integrability hypothesis on a set
K into global integrability of a product with a smooth function supported in
K, and the resulting integrability and compact-support statements for the
eight source integrands.
The eight source integrands are, in the order used below,
η · p(remainder/p₁slot,eq:p1-bound),∂ᵢ∂ⱼη · Uᵢⱼ,Uᵢⱼ · ∂ᵢη,Uᵢⱼ · ∂ⱼη(p₂,p₃,p₄,eq:p234-bound),p · Δη,∂ⱼη · p(p₅,p₆,eq:p56-bound),η · fⱼ,∂ⱼη · fⱼ(p₇,p₈,eq:p78-bound),
where Uᵢⱼ = pressureUTensor u c (·, s) i j.
Support of the spatial derivatives of a cut-off #
The first spatial derivative ∂ᵢη of a cut-off is supported in the support
of η (prop:pressure-decomposition).
The mixed second derivative ∂ᵢ∂ⱼη of a cut-off is supported in the support
of η (prop:pressure-decomposition).
The spatial Laplacian Δη of a cut-off is supported in the support of η
(prop:pressure-decomposition).
The first spatial derivative of a compactly supported cut-off is compactly
supported (prop:pressure-decomposition).
The mixed second derivative of a compactly supported cut-off is compactly
supported (prop:pressure-decomposition).
The spatial Laplacian of a compactly supported cut-off is compactly
supported (prop:pressure-decomposition).
Integrability against a locally bounded source #
If θ is a continuous compactly supported function whose support lies in a
set K, and g is integrable on K, then θ · g is integrable on all of
ℝ³ (prop:pressure-decomposition). This is the criterion used to turn the
slice-integrability hypotheses on the eight sources into global integrability of
the potentials' integrands.
The eight cut-off pressure sources: integrability #
The localized pressure integrand η · p(·, s) is integrable
(eq:p1-bound).
The p₂ integrand ∂ᵢ∂ⱼη · Uᵢⱼ is integrable (eq:p234-bound).
The p₃ integrand Uᵢⱼ · ∂ᵢη is integrable (eq:p234-bound).
The p₄ integrand Uᵢⱼ · ∂ⱼη is integrable (eq:p234-bound).
The p₅ integrand p(·, s) · Δη is integrable (eq:p56-bound).
The p₆ integrand ∂ⱼη · p(·, s) is integrable (eq:p56-bound).
The p₇ integrand η · fⱼ(·, s) is integrable (eq:p78-bound).
The p₈ integrand ∂ⱼη · fⱼ(·, s) is integrable (eq:p78-bound).
The eight cut-off pressure sources: compact support #
The p₂ integrand ∂ᵢ∂ⱼη · Uᵢⱼ has compact support (eq:p234-bound).
The p₃ integrand Uᵢⱼ · ∂ᵢη has compact support (eq:p234-bound).
The p₄ integrand Uᵢⱼ · ∂ⱼη has compact support (eq:p234-bound).
The p₅ integrand p(·, s) · Δη has compact support (eq:p56-bound).
The p₆ integrand ∂ⱼη · p(·, s) has compact support (eq:p56-bound).
The p₇ integrand η · fⱼ(·, s) has compact support (eq:p78-bound).
The p₈ integrand ∂ⱼη · fⱼ(·, s) has compact support (eq:p78-bound).