The kernel majorizing both terms of the commutator together #
Cauchy-Schwarz for the integral of a nonnegative kernel against |g| and against g^2:
(∫ K |g|)^2 ≤ (∫ K) (∫ K g^2). This is the elementary inequality behind the L² bound on
eq:aniso:comparison:mollified, applied pointwise to the kernel majorizing the commutator.
The nonnegative kernel Λ (ε ∑ᵢ|∂ᵢη_ε| + η_ε) majorizing, jointly, both integrands of
diPernaLionsCommutator. It has the same total mass Λ (C_η + 1) as the uniform bound of
eq:aniso:comparison:mollified, and it vanishes outside the ball of radius ε.
Equations
- CIV.commutatorMajorant m ε Λ w = Λ * (ε * ∑ i : Fin m, |(fderiv ℝ (CIV.mollifierKernel m ε) w) (CKN.basisVec i)| + CIV.mollifierKernel m ε w)
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The total mass of the majorant is Λ (C_η + 1), matching the uniform bound
abs_diPernaLionsCommutator_le.
The majorant kernel is globally bounded: being continuous with compact support, it attains a
finite maximum over all of Vec m.
The pointwise domination of the commutator by the majorant kernel #
The commutator is dominated, pointwise in x, by the majorant kernel against |g|:
|R_ε(x)| ≤ ∫ y, commutatorMajorant (x - y) |g(y)| dy. This keeps the factor g y explicit
(rather than replacing it by the uniform bound M, as abs_diPernaLionsCommutator_le does),
which is what the L² estimate on eq:aniso:comparison:mollified needs.
The commutator x ↦ R_ε(x) is a.e. strongly measurable: each defining integral is the
x-marginal of a jointly measurable integrand on Vec m × Vec m.
The L² bound on a ball #
The L² bound on a ball for the DiPerna–Lions commutator of eq:aniso:comparison:mollified:
the commutator on closedBall 0 R is controlled by g on the slightly larger
closedBall 0 (R + ε), with a constant depending only on m, Λ, and the fixed profile's
gradient constant mollifierGradConst m.