One spatial derivative more for the velocity and the pressure #
The heat gradient bound applied to ∂^α uᵢ, whose heat residual is ∂^α of the forced
Navier–Stokes right-hand side, and the Laplace gradient bound applied to the time slice of
∂^α p, whose Laplacian is ∂^α (div f − ∑ᵢⱼ ∂ᵢuⱼ ∂ⱼuᵢ), bound every derivative of order k + 1
by ρ times the order-k source and 1/ρ times the order-k field. The products are bounded
with the multi-index Leibniz rule. This is the one-step estimate of the induction in the proof of
thm:analytic:interior.
One spatial derivative more for the velocity: with window bounds c m on the velocity
derivatives of order m ≤ k + 1, P on the pressure derivatives of order k + 1 and F on the
force derivatives of order k, every velocity derivative of order k + 1 at the top of the
window is at most C (ρ (F + 3 ∑ₘ C(k,m) c m c (k+1-m) + P) + c k / ρ).
One spatial derivative more for the pressure: with bounds c m on the velocity derivatives
of order m ≤ k + 1 on the time slice of B_bar(x, ρ), Q on the pressure derivatives of order
k and F on the force derivatives of order k + 1 there, every pressure derivative of order
k + 1 at x is at most C (ρ (3 F + 9 ∑ₘ C(k,m) c (m+1) c (k+1-m)) + Q / ρ).
The velocity and pressure steps with one common constant C ≥ 1.