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LeanPool.NavierStokesAndEuler.Euler.RadialPotentialL2

Finite-energy estimate for the radial homotopy operator #

In three dimensions, the operator u ↦ ∫₀¹ t • u(t • x) dt has L² operator norm at most two. The substitution t = r² reduces the estimate to ordinary Cauchy--Schwarz and exactly cancels the Jacobian of dilation. Only continuity and finite energy are needed; no derivative integrability is assumed.

theorem Euler.ComparatorBridge.radial_average_eq_quadratic (u : EuclideanSpace (Fin 3)EuclideanSpace (Fin 3)) (hu : Continuous u) (x : EuclideanSpace (Fin 3)) :
(t : ) in 0..1, t u (t x) = (r : ) in 0..1, (2 * r ^ 3) u (r ^ 2 x)

A square substitution removes the singular weight in the radial estimate.

theorem Euler.ComparatorBridge.quadratic_dilation_energy (u : EuclideanSpace (Fin 3)EuclideanSpace (Fin 3)) {r : } (hr : r 0) :
(x : EuclideanSpace (Fin 3)), (2 * r ^ 3) u (r ^ 2 x) ^ 2 = 4 * (x : EuclideanSpace (Fin 3)), u x ^ 2

Squared L² energy of a dilated field, with its compensating factor.

The quadratic parametrization has finite total action, exactly four times that of the original field.

theorem Euler.ComparatorBridge.radial_average_sq_le_action (u : EuclideanSpace (Fin 3)EuclideanSpace (Fin 3)) (hu : Continuous u) (x : EuclideanSpace (Fin 3)) :
(t : ) in 0..1, t u (t x) ^ 2 (r : ) in Set.Ioc 0 1, (2 * r ^ 3) u (r ^ 2 x) ^ 2

Pointwise Cauchy--Schwarz for the regularized radial parametrization.

The radial homotopy average preserves L², with operator norm at most two.