Scale bookkeeping for conditional uses of the stream-function and diffusivity bounds conclusions.
The hypotheses below deliberately retain the expressions in the conclusions. In particular, a * epsilon^(2 + gamma) is not silently
replaced in an input hypothesis; its equivalent power form is proved here.
For continuous scalar functions, an L∞ bound holds at every point,
since Lebesgue measure on Vec 2 is positive on nonempty open sets.
The defining recursion for an admitted stream makes the preceding stream an admissible smooth periodic potential, which is the drift used by θ.
Unpack the iSup in barNorm one ordered coordinate derivative at a
time. This is the L∞ coefficient input used by the differentiated energy
argument.
The high-order stream derivative conclusion of the stream-function estimates, copied at scale
m - 1, supplies each coordinate derivative's L∞ seminorm.
The factorial and radius weights in barNorm cancel to give a direct coordinate derivative bound. This is the coefficient form used in the differentiated energy estimate.
The stream-function derivative estimate in the simple factorial-radius form used by the energy recursion.
The stream-function coordinate bound is pointwise for the smooth stream potential, not merely an essential-supremum statement.
The diffusivity bounds control the coefficient ratio generated by the twice differentiated
stream potential. This is the epsilon^(-2-gamma) scale before the analytic
radius normalization.