The Grönwall bound for the comparison energy at fixed mollification #
This is eq:aniso:comparison:positive:energy integrated in time, followed by Grönwall's
inequality, at a fixed mollification radius ε and barrier slope σ. On a working interval
[τ₀, b] ⊆ I starting at a reference time τ₀ of the mollified equation at which the mollified
slice lies below M, the energy E(τ) = ∫ G(q_ε(x, τ) - Ψ_σ(x, τ)) dx satisfies, for almost every
τ ∈ [τ₀, b] and every δ > 0,
E(τ) ≤ (δ |B_R| (b - τ₀) + (4δ)⁻¹ ∫_{τ₀}^b ‖R_ε(s)‖²_{L²(B_R)} ds) e^{Λ (b - τ₀)},
with R = Mq / σ the radius outside which the excess is negative. The δ-splitting
|R_ε| ≤ δ + R_ε² / (4δ) replaces the Cauchy–Schwarz step of the manuscript and leads to the same
conclusion as ε ↓ 0 (the commutator term tends to zero, CIV.tendsto_integral_commutatorL2Sq).
The time regularity used is exactly the one the manuscript's representative provides: the energy
agrees at almost every time with the primitive P(τ) = ∫_{τ₀}^τ ∫ G'(w)(H - ∂_τΨ_σ) dx ds
(CIV.ae_ae_comparisonProfile_eq_intervalIntegral and Fubini), and Grönwall is applied to the
continuous function P.
A property holding almost everywhere on a measurable set holds on a measurable subset of full measure.
The δ-splitting of the commutator term against a weight with values in [0, 1] supported
in a closed ball.