Assembly of lem:aniso:comparison #
On each compact working interval [a, b] ⊆ I the drift is bounded and Lipschitz with one
constant Λ and q is bounded by one constant; for almost every τ₀ ∈ [a, b] which is a
reference time of the mollified equation for every radius 1/(n+1), the barrier bound
q ≤ Ψ_σ of CIV.ae_ae_le_barrier_of_referenceTime holds on [τ₀, b] for every σ > 0, and
σ ↓ 0 gives q ≤ ‖q(·, τ₀)‖_{L^∞} there. Countably many rational working intervals exhaust
I, the same argument for -q gives the two-sided bound, and the essential supremum bridge
turns it into eq:aniso:comparison:conclusion.
The upper bound on one working interval. For almost every τ₀ ∈ [a, b], every
nonnegative essential bound M of q(·, τ₀) bounds q from above at almost every time of
[τ₀, b].
The upper bound on I. For almost every τ₀ ∈ I, every nonnegative essential bound
of q(·, τ₀) bounds q from above at almost every later time of I.
The two-sided transfer of essential bounds. For almost every τ₀ ∈ I and almost every
later τ ∈ I, every essential bound of |q(·, τ₀)| is an essential bound of |q(·, τ)|. The
canonical bound ‖q(·, τ₀)‖_{L^∞} is used for q and for -q, so that the exceptional set of
times does not depend on the bound.
lem:aniso:comparison, first assertion (eq:aniso:comparison:conclusion).