The local steps of the interior estimates #
At a point (x, s) whose backward window B_bar(x, 2ρ) × [s - ρ², s] lies in the unit cylinder,
where the velocity is bounded by Mu, the pointwise heat bound applied to the vorticity
equation in divergence form (and to its first and second spatial derivatives) bounds the
vorticity level at (x, s) by C ρ Λ + C / ρ, where Λ bounds the same level on the window.
The factor ρ in front of Λ is what the weighted absorption consumes. These are the local
steps of the interior estimates in the proof of lem:aniso:annulus.
The antisymmetric flux is smooth where its field is.
The antisymmetric flux is bounded by any bound of the field components.
Each vorticity component is bounded by the level-zero sum.
The divergence-form flux of the vorticity equation is bounded by 2 Mu Λ + B.
The local step at level zero.
Each first derivative of the vorticity is bounded by the level-one sum.
Each first derivative of the velocity is bounded by the level-one velocity sum.
The spatial derivative of the antisymmetric flux is a signed first derivative of a field component.
The spatial derivative of the divergence-form flux, expanded by the product rule.
A field supported on one index: its divergence is the partial of that component.
The first-derivative bound of the partial derivative of the force.
The triangle inequality through an intermediate point.
The local step at level one.
The second-derivative bound of the force, in any order of the two partials.
Each second derivative of the vorticity is bounded by the level-two sum.
Each second derivative of the velocity is bounded by the level-two velocity sum.
The second derivative of the antisymmetric flux of the force is bounded by Mf.
Bound for the second spatial derivative of the divergence-form flux.
The local step at level two.