The lifted finite-axis fields: divergence, bounds and measurability #
In Step 2 of the proof of prop:aniso:small the rescaled potential vorticity Ω_n and the drift
B_n = (V_n X/R, W_n) of eq:drift:Bn:def are regarded as functions on ℝ⁴ × ℝ × (-∞, -1]
(eq:aniso:zoom:lifted). The divergence of the drift is div_{X,Z} B_n = 2 V_n / R, continued
to the axis by 2 ∂_R V_n (finDriftDiv). On a compact set of the lifted variables with
τ < -1, for all large n, the three fields are almost everywhere continuous (the axis is a
null set) and bounded by a constant independent of n, by eq:aniso:zoom:finite:bound and
eq:aniso:zoom:derivatives.
The lifted divergence div_{X,Z} B_n = 2 V_n / R, continued to the axis by 2 ∂_R V_n.
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The zoom map composed with the lift is continuous.
The off-axis part of the lifted preimage of the unit cylinder.
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- CIV.finLiftDomain lam h zc = {z : CKN.Vec 5 × ℝ | 0 < CIV.zoomLiftRadius z.1 ∧ CIV.zoomPoint lam h zc (CIV.zoomLiftPoint z) ∈ CIV.unitCylinder}
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The three lifted fields are continuous off the axis on the lifted preimage.
A function continuous on the off-axis part of a measurable set is almost everywhere strongly measurable for the restricted measure.
F2-B: on a compact set of the lifted variables with τ < -1, for all large n, the lifted
scalar, drift and divergence are almost everywhere strongly measurable and bounded by 2C.
F2-S (eq:aniso:zoom:finite:strong): if the rescaled potential vorticities converge
uniformly on compact subsets of {R > 0, τ ≤ -1}, their lifts converge in L¹ on every compact
subset of ℝ⁵ × (-∞, -1): off a thin tube around the axis the convergence is uniform, and the
tube, on which both sides stay bounded, has small measure.