Conditional blow-up and obstruction to continuous extension #
The terminal inference of Proposition 11.7, independently of the claimed Navier--Stokes construction. Positive scales approaching zero and a nonzero limiting profile force divergent velocity norm under a negative real power. The resulting field cannot be bounded near, or continuously extended to, the endpoint. No existence theorem for the manuscript's profiles is assumed here.
A positive scale tending to zero has a divergent negative real power.
The manuscript's positive scalar profile remains divergent with a vanishing
relative error. The error is inside the factor multiplied by q ^ (-A).
A velocity norm bounded below by the positive leading profile diverges. This directly applies when the angular component has that leading term.
A vector-valued nonzero profile with a perturbation tending to zero also has divergent norm. This theorem needs no sign choice for a component.
Divergence rules out any eventual finite bound, not only a global bound.
A continuous extension along a convergent path contradicts the profile
lower bound. X may be spacetime and path may move towards the singular point.
The remaining-time scale T - t tends to zero through positive values
as t approaches T from below.
Finite-time version of the scalar asymptotic in Proposition 11.7.
Any size which controls the velocity norm by a fixed
positive multiplicative constant must diverge as well. An actual Sobolev
embedding estimate may be supplied as hcontrol; it is not proved here.
Arbitrarily large velocities occur in every left neighborhood of the singular time, expressed without limit or boundedness notation.
The manuscript's radial sampling curve reaches the singular spacetime point. The zero axial coordinate is suppressed from this pair.
A field satisfying the profile lower bound along the explicit shrinking radial curve is discontinuous at the terminal spacetime point.