The ordinary Euler vorticity blowup criterion, with the whole-space logarithmic estimate proved and instantiated. No spatial estimate or unboundedness assumption remains in these conclusions.
Reduction of the vorticity blowup criterion to the whole-space logarithmic gradient inequality. The geometric inequality remains an explicit hypothesis here and is discharged by the kernel argument.
The scalar part of the vorticity continuation argument. A genuine logarithmic gradient estimate bounds the gradient integral using only the time integral of its continuous vorticity coefficient.
Log energy base, given by exp 1+wordCount 3*sqrt (wordEnergy 3 A).
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Logarithmic gronwall constant, given by C*(1+‖A.toLp‖+logEnergyBase A+gradientEnergyConstant).
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Genuine partial vorticity integrals exceed every finite bound.
The actual partial integrals tend to infinity as time approaches the maximal lifespan from below.
The true nonnegative vorticity supremum has infinite integral on the half-open maximal lifespan. This is an extended integral, so divergence is not obscured by the convention for nonintegrable real integrals.