The whole-space logarithmic gradient estimate. Every input norm belongs to the given smooth L² field, and the vorticity is its literal curl. The proof uses the constructed Gaussian kernel and its true heat equation.
The logarithmic middle heat scales for an actual elliptic curl equation.
The small-time heat remainder from genuine third spatial L² derivatives.
The heat remainder of one actual spatial derivative is O(ε^(1/4)) times the third spatial L² tensor. No Hölder or heat estimate is assumed.
Middle cost, given by 5*(2:ℝ)^((3:ℝ)/2).
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- EulerWholeSpaceGaussian.middleCost = 5 * 2 ^ (3 / 2)
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Integrating the genuine 1/t estimate gives the logarithmic middle term.
The three heat scales, with every term attached to the original field.
The actual whole-space logarithmic derivative estimate for a scalar elliptic equation whose right-hand side is the derivative of bounded fields.
Optimization of the actual heat-scale estimate used in the whole-space logarithmic gradient bound.
Split cost, given by lowCost+middleCost+3.
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The bound is proved for the genuine derivative of A. H only bounds its actual third L² derivative tensor; the elliptic equation is literal.
Logarithmic gradient constant, given by 36*splitCost.
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A genuine whole-space BKM logarithmic estimate from the actual velocity, its actual H³ tensors, and its actual vorticity.
This form discharges the entire logarithmic-estimate hypothesis of the ordinary Euler continuation theorem.