Passing the extracted drift to the limit #
Given drift fields b n, divb n on Vec m × ℝ satisfying the hypotheses of the generic drift
extraction (eventual continuity and per-slice bounds on compacts of Vec m × (-∞, T], and the
per-slice weak divergence identity), and a subsequence φ along which the T-clamped time
primitives ∫_{T-1}^{min(τ, T)} b_{φ n}(x, s) ds converge locally uniformly to limits a,
adiv whose a.e. time derivatives are B, divB (the time-primitive route to
eq:aniso:comparison:drift), this file proves:
CIV.tendsto_integral_mul_of_tendstoUniformlyOn_primitive:b_{φ n} → Banddivb_{φ n} → divBweakly against integrable compactly supported test functions onVec m × (-∞, T);CIV.ae_weakDiv_of_tendstoUniformlyOn_primitive: for a.e.τin every compactJ ⊆ (-∞, T),divB(·, τ)is the weak divergence ofB(·, τ).
A locally uniform limit p of T-clamped time primitives of locally bounded, continuous
fields is Lipschitz in time, uniformly for x in a ball, on every half-line [c, ∞).
Fundamental theorem of calculus for the limit primitive: if G(x, ·) is a.e. the time
derivative of p(x, ·), then ∫_s^t G(x, τ) dτ = p(x, t) - p(x, s) (the limit is Lipschitz in
time, hence absolutely continuous).
A measurable field bounded for a.e. time in [s, t] is integrable on A × (s, t] for every
A of finite measure.
Convergence of the integrals of the fields over a bounded space-time rectangle A × (s, t]
with t ≤ T: by Fubini both sides are ∫_A of primitive increments, which converge uniformly.
Convergence of the integrals of the fields over E ∩ (B_R × (a₀, b₀]) for every measurable
E, by the π-λ theorem from the rectangles A × (l, u]; the countable disjoint unions pass to
the limit by dominated convergence of series, using the uniform bound on the fields.
Testing a weight bounded by C against two integrable functions: the difference of the two
pairings is at most C times the L¹ distance.
A sequence uniformly bounded by M (eventually) whose integrals over every measurable set of
finite measure converge to those of a limit bounded by M converges weakly against every
integrable function.
Scalar weak convergence: fields with locally bounded, eventually continuous restrictions to
Vec m × (-∞, T] whose T-clamped time primitives converge locally uniformly to p converge
weakly, against every integrable compactly supported g with support in Vec m × (-∞, T], to
the a.e. time derivative G of p.
The per-slice bounds of eq:aniso:comparison:drift on balls give eventual bounds on every
compact subset of Vec m × (-∞, T].
Weak convergence of the drift and its divergence along the extracted subsequence: the
T-clamped time primitives of b ∘ φ and divb ∘ φ converge locally uniformly to a,
adiv, whose a.e. time derivatives are B and divB; then ∫ g b_{φ n,i} → ∫ g B_i and
∫ g divb_{φ n} → ∫ g divB for every integrable compactly supported g supported in
Vec m × (-∞, T).
If the fields q j n satisfy ∫ Σ_j q_j(x, s) W_j(x) dx = 0 for every time s ≤ T (eventually
in n, locally uniformly in s), then so do the limits A j of their T-clamped time primitives,
at every time: integrate the identity in time, exchange the integrals, and pass to the limit.
Differentiation under the spatial integral of Σ_j A_j(x, τ) W_j(x), for continuous compactly
supported weights W_j and fields A_j Lipschitz in time uniformly on the support.
The weak-divergence identity at one time τ at which the limit primitives are differentiable in
time at every x, with bounded derivatives B(·, τ) and divB(·, τ): the primitive identity
holds at all times, and its time derivative at τ is the claim.
The weak-divergence clause of eq:aniso:comparison:drift in the limit: for a.e. τ in every
compact J ⊆ (-∞, T), divB(·, τ) is the weak divergence of B(·, τ).