Averaged Suitable #
Supporting results for the Constantin–Ignatova–Vicol axisymmetric regularity theorem.
The rotation rotZ φ preserves Lebesgue measure on Vec3: it is the linear map with
matrix !![cos φ, -sin φ, 0; sin φ, cos φ, 0; 0, 0, 1], whose determinant is 1.
The map z ↦ (rotZ φ z.1, z.2) preserves Lebesgue measure on ParabolicPoint.
The map z ↦ (rotZ φ z.1, z.2) preserves Lebesgue measure restricted to the unit
cylinder, which is invariant under every rotation about the axis.
The map (z, φ) ↦ (rotZ (-φ) z.1, z.2) is quasi-measure-preserving from the product of the
unit cylinder with an angle interval to the unit cylinder: a set of measure zero in the target
has preimage of measure zero, since each fixed-angle slice is exactly measure preserving on the
unit cylinder.
The angular mean of an almost-everywhere strongly measurable scalar field on the unit
cylinder is again almost-everywhere strongly measurable there: it is a parametric integral
of p composed with the (quasi-measure-preserving) joint rotation map, so
AEStronglyMeasurable.integral_prod_right' applies after transporting p's a.e. strong
measurability through quasiMeasurePreserving_rotZ_prod.
The pressure energy bound for the angular mean. If p lies in L^{3/2} on the unit
cylinder then so does its angular mean angularMeanScalar p, with the same L^{3/2} seminorm
bound. This is the scalar Minkowski-integral-inequality step of
globalEnergyClass_angularMeanScalar:
Jensen's inequality (key_bound) pointwise a.e. in space, MeasureTheory.lintegral_lintegral_swap
(Tonelli) to interchange the angle and space integrals, and lintegral_rotate_eq (exact
rotation invariance) to identify the inner space integral with ∫⁻ ‖p‖ₑ ^ (3/2) for every
angle.
The angular mean of a triple in the energy class eq:interior:energy:class is again in
that class: GlobalEnergyClass leaves u and Du unchanged and asks only that the pressure
lie in L^{3/2}(Q), and averaging over rotations cannot increase that norm
(lintegral_angularMeanScalar_rpow_lt_top).