Assembly of the closure lemma lem:aniso:closure #
The proof of lem:aniso:closure from its steps. A regular annulus
R₋ < |x| < R₊ inside B(ρ₀) comes from lem:aniso:annulus with R₁ = 0, R₀ = ρ₀; the
cutoff is the canonical ball cutoff between the radii ρ = (2R₋ + R₊)/3 and
R_* = (R₋ + 2R₊)/3. The two suprema entering the energy inequality
eq:aniso:closure:energy are fixed before the constant C_* is produced:
G = meridionalG ρ₀ u (eq:aniso:G) and W = meridionalSwirlSup R_* u
(eq:aniso:closure:w), both read on the meridional plane, which is all the stretching, angular
and mixed-term estimates consume. Only then is η = 1/(16 C_*) chosen,
t_η taken from eq:aniso:closure:small, the swirl bound eq:aniso:closure:w obtained by
the axis maximum principle, and the Grönwall, L⁶ and Gustafson–Kang–Tsai steps run.
The swirl supremum W(t) = ‖u_θ(·, t)‖_{L^∞(B(R))} of eq:aniso:closure:w, read on the
meridional plane, where the Cartesian component u₁ is the azimuthal velocity u_θ.
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The swirl supremum is nonnegative.
Every meridional value of |u_θ| in B(R) is at most the swirl supremum, once the
values are bounded.
The swirl supremum is at most any bound on the meridional values of |u_θ| in B(R),
for R > 0.
The rearrangement of the weighted swirl bound of eq:aniso:closure:w: from
(-t)^η a ≤ (-t_η)^η B + (-t_η)^η M_f (t - t_η) on (t_η, 0) one gets
a ≤ C_η (-t)^{-η} with C_η = (-t_η)^η (B + M_f (-t_η)).
The closure lemma lem:aniso:closure. For an axisymmetric suitable weak solution,
smooth on the unit cylinder, with an axisymmetric force satisfying eq:interior:force:c-two, the
smallness lim_{t↑0} (-t) G_{ρ₀}(t) = 0 of eq:aniso:closure:small makes (0,0) a regular
point.