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LeanPool.CaffarelliKohnNirenberg.Setting.Finiteness

Finiteness #

Part of the Caffarelli–Kohn–Nirenberg partial regularity proof.

Finiteness of the scale quantities on suitable weak solutions #

The quantities α, β, γ, δ, λ of paper/ckn.tex are real-valued, so the lemmas lem:monotonicity and lem:scaling-quantities for them carry side conditions saying that the underlying nonnegative integrals are finite (a necessary input when passing an ℝ≥0∞ integral to ℝ≥0). The class def:sws of suitable weak solutions supplies exactly these finiteness properties on every local box, and this file transfers them to the parabolic cylinders Q_r(z) of the monotonicity and scaling statements.

The main transfer fact is that a cylinder whose closure lies in the open carrier Ω × I is contained in a local box: the spatial slice is enclosed in a metric thickening of its closed ball, and the time slice in a thickening of its closed interval, both chosen small enough to stay inside Ω and I.

Elementary comparisons of the two norms on Vec3 #

Cylinders inside local boxes #

A parabolic cylinder whose closure lies in the open carrier Ω × I is contained in a local box Ω' × J. The box is obtained by thickening the compact closed slices of the cylinder; the carrier is open, so a positive thickening radius keeps it inside.

The finiteness data on a local box #

Finiteness of the time-slice energy (α) #

On a cylinder whose closure lies in the carrier, the def:sws time-slice energy estimate bounds the essential supremum of the Euclidean time-slice energy occurring in lem:monotonicity for α.

Finiteness of the gradient, pressure and force integrals #

Hypothesis-free monotonicity for suitable weak solutions #

lem:monotonicity for the velocity energy α, with the finiteness hypothesis supplied by def:sws.

lem:monotonicity for the gradient quantity β, with the finiteness hypothesis supplied by def:sws.

lem:monotonicity for the pressure quantity δ in squared form, with the finiteness hypothesis supplied by def:sws.

lem:monotonicity for the force quantity λ, with the finiteness hypothesis supplied by def:sws.

lem:scaling-quantities for the velocity energy α, with the two boundedness hypotheses supplied by def:sws (they hold for every nonnegative energy profile, so no assumption on the solution is needed).

lem:scaling-quantities for the iteration quantity θ, with the two boundedness hypotheses of α supplied as in alpha_rescale_of_sws.