Kinetic action bounds for flow escape #
These estimates are independent of Euler and of the Comparator statement. They expose the flow and energy hypotheses needed to exclude arrival from spatial infinity. In particular, no global bound on the pointwise velocity or its derivatives is used in the escape estimate.
Cauchy--Schwarz for a vector-valued integral against a finite measure.
The displacement of a differentiable curve is bounded by its kinetic action.
A curve reaching radius R from radius at most K pays at least
(R-K)^2 / T in action over [0,T].
A measure-preserving flow converts the Eulerian energy bound into an integrable action with the same time-integrated bound.
Markov's action estimate for any measurable family of escaping curves.
The hypothesis on the integral of action is obtained by volume preservation
and the Eulerian kinetic-energy bound.
A finite-energy measure-preserving flow can carry at most
energy * T^2 / (R-K)^2 measure of points from radius K to radius R.
The escaped set need not have a measurable choice of its hitting time.