The integral of the derivative of the cutoff-commutator kernel #
Before the time s, the spatial derivative of the commutator kernel
K₀ = Γ (∂ₜχ + Δχ) + 2 ∇Γ · ∇χ is bounded by C ρ⁻⁶ and supported in the window, so its integral
is of size ρ⁻¹. This is the cutoff term of the pointwise heat bound in the interior estimates
of the proof of lem:aniso:annulus.
A directional derivative of a smooth function costs one order of its iterated derivative.
Iterated directional derivatives along unit basis vectors are bounded by the iterated derivative of the same order.
The spatial partial of a separated product B(y) T(τ).
The time partial of a separated product B(y) T(τ).
The directional derivative vanishes on an open set where the function is constant.
The time profile of the backward cutoff.
Equations
- CIV.serrinTimeCut s ρ r = CIV.serrinTimeBump ((r - s) / ρ ^ 2)
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The backward cutoff is the ball cutoff times the time profile.
The time profile is smooth.
Bounds for the time profile and its derivative, and the vanishing of the derivative after
s - ρ²/2.
Bounds for the ball cutoff and its first three directional derivatives, and their vanishing on the inner half ball.
The spatial partial of the translated heat kernel before the pole.
The directional derivative of the space derivative of the heat kernel.
In the region of the window away from the pole, the heat kernel and its first two spatial
derivatives have the parabolic sizes ρ⁻³, ρ⁻⁴, ρ⁻⁵.
The space derivative of the heat kernel is smooth in space at positive times.
The heat kernel is smooth in space at positive times.
The directional derivative of y ↦ g (x - y) is minus the directional derivative of g.
The partials of the backward cutoff, in separated form.
Before the time s, the slice of the commutator kernel is an explicit smooth function of
the space variable.
Pointwise bound for the spatial derivative of the commutator kernel in the window.
The commutator kernel is smooth before the time s.
The spatial derivative of the commutator kernel is integrable before the time s, with
integral of size ρ⁻¹.