Dyadic cells for the short-time layer #
The cells partition each slab ℝ³ × (2⁻ᵏ/2, 2⁻ᵏ) up to null grid times.
The spatial cubes are half-open and the time intervals are open, as in
lem:bu-small-time of the Escauriaza–Seregin–Šverák manuscript.
The time scale of the kth dyadic layer.
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- CKN.Foundation.buSmallTimeDyadicScale k = 2 ^ (-k)
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The spatial side length of each cell in the kth layer.
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The time length of each cell in the kth layer.
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A time-grid point in the kth layer.
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The spatial cube indexed by the integer lattice point m.
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The open time interval indexed by ell.
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A dyadic space-time cell in the kth short-time layer.
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The spatial and temporal midpoint of a dyadic cell.
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The dyadic time scale is positive.
The spatial side length of each cell is positive.
The time length of each cell is positive.
Every cell is contained in the dyadic time slab it partitions.
The spatial displacement of a point in a cell from its center is bounded
by √3 times the spatial side length.
The dyadic cells partition the layer for integration of nonnegative data.