Potential Decay Growth Sum #
Part of the Caffarelli–Kohn–Nirenberg partial regularity proof.
Growth bookkeeping for local L^{3/2} norms of pressure potentials #
This file collects the elementary measure-theoretic bookkeeping used to
compare the local L^{3/2} norms of the pressure potentials on the round
balls euclideanBall 0 ρ: a global MemLp bound restricts to any ball, the
local norm is controlled by the global norm times the linear growth factor
1 + ρ, and the operation of adding, subtracting, or summing finitely many
potentials preserves an affine growth bound of the shape C * (1 + ρ).
The statements are purely about MeasureTheory.lpNorm; no analysis enters.
A function that is L^{3/2} with respect to Lebesgue measure remains
L^{3/2} after restricting Lebesgue measure to any round ball about the
origin.
The local L^{3/2} norm of a global L^{3/2} function over the ball of
radius ρ > 0 is at most the global norm multiplied by 1 + ρ.
A function whose support is contained in s and which is L^{3/2} on
s is L^{3/2} with respect to the ambient Lebesgue measure, provided it
is almost everywhere strongly measurable there.
If f and g obey local L^{3/2} growth bounds with constants C and
D, then f + g obeys the local growth bound with constant C + D.
If f and g obey local L^{3/2} growth bounds with constants C and
D, then f - g obeys the local growth bound with constant C + D.
A finite sum of L^{3/2} potentials obeying local growth bounds with
constants C i obeys the local growth bound with constant ∑ i ∈ s, C i.