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LeanPool.CIVAxisymmetric.Prerequisites.Serrin.EllipticKernelBounds

Ball integral of the Newtonian kernel gradient #

The gradient ∂ₗN of the Newtonian kernel is bounded by (4π)⁻¹ times the Euclidean-norm power |z|^{-2}, so its integral over the Euclidean ball {y : |y - x| ≤ ρ} is absolutely convergent and scales linearly in ρ: ∫_{|y-x|≤ρ} |∂ₗN(x - y)| ≤ Cρ. The scaling identity ∫_{|z|≤ρ} |z|^{-2} = ρ · ∫_{|z|≤1} |z|^{-2} is obtained from the Haar-measure scaling formula ∫ f(c • z) dz = |c|^{-n} ∫ f(z) dz applied to the indicator of the unit ball. This is an elliptic kernel estimate of the interior estimates of lem:aniso:annulus.

Part 2: integrability and the scaling identity on the Euclidean ball #

Part 3: the translation identity and ELb #