Conditional hypotheses for the limit-field argument in §2.
StreamRegularityBounds is exactly the three estimates in the first part of the stream-regularity
estimates:
the increment estimate at every order, the estimate on Φ m for n ≥ 2,
and the low-order estimate on Φ m for n ≤ 1. It is data, not an import
of the draft theorem. StreamVelocityTimeIncrementBound isolates the one
additional quantitative input used below for temporal Hölder continuity; it
is the mean-value consequence of the estimate obtained by differentiating
the recursion in (e.psi.recursion.partial.t).
The explicit estimates supplied by the stream-regularity estimates (part (i)), with the same
constant C in
its low-order estimate. The order ranges match the corrected
statement.
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Instances For
The zero-order stream-regularity seminorm controls the pointwise size of a continuous function, since Lebesgue measure has positive measure on every nonempty open set.
Every member of an IsStreamSeq is admissible. The positive indices
follow from the defining previous-index witness; index zero is the zero stream.
Pointwise order-zero increment estimate extracted from the stream-regularity seminorm.
This is the summable bound used for convergence of Φ m.
First spatial derivatives of a stream increment have the scale used in
e.C1beta.phi.m.m-1.
Second spatial derivatives of a stream increment are bounded at scale
ε_m^(β-2). The displayed constant is deliberately rounded up.
Minimal temporal input for the limit Holder estimate. The source obtains
this from the differentiated recursion and the bound on ∂ₜ(b_m-b_{m-1});
the formulation below is precisely its mean-value consequence.
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