Morrey bounds under parabolic changes of variables #
The numerical pressure and bootstrap bounds use unit cylinders. A positive
parabolic dilation transports their Morrey norms with the explicit factor
a ^ (-5 / τ). The estimate below takes the supremum over every centre and
radius and does not impose integrability assumptions on the source.
A positive parabolic dilation is injective.
A positive dilation maps each cylinder to the cylinder with scaled radius.
Real integrals transform by the parabolic Jacobian, without additional measurability or integrability assumptions.
A nonnegative cylinder integral transforms by the parabolic Jacobian.
The integral in every Morrey cell transforms by the parabolic Jacobian.
A positive parabolic dilation gives the all-centre numerical Morrey bound.
A numerical bound for an indicated source transports with both the field amplitude and the parabolic Morrey scaling factor retained.
The reverse change of variables recovers a bound on the original field from a bound in normalized coordinates.
A normalized subcarrier inherits the explicit scaled bound on its original carrier.
A nonzero field amplitude can be removed from a normalized Morrey bound, retaining the inverse amplitude and dilation factors.