Compactness Ball Pairing #
Supporting estimates for the Navier–Stokes development.
The real Hilbert pairing of vector-valued L² functions is the integral
of their coordinatewise dot product.
Moving a scalar cutoff between the field and test leaves the spatial Hilbert pairing unchanged.
The indicator of a finite-measure set paired with a vector L² field
recovers the integral of one coordinate on that set.
A ball coordinate average is a fixed Hilbert pairing multiplied by the inverse volume.
If a cutoff is one on a finite-measure set, the original field's coordinate average is a Hilbert pairing with the cutoff field.
Uniform convergence of three Hilbert pairings gives uniform convergence of the associated vector of coefficients.
A bound on a Hilbert vector bounds any three fixed scalar pairings assembled into a vector.
Uniform weak convergence of cutoff slices gives uniform convergence of the three coordinate averages on a set where the cutoff equals one.