Compactness Finite Rank Core #
Supporting estimates for the Navier–Stokes development.
A uniform finite spatial integral on each time slice gives a finite space-time integral on a finite time window.
Integrating on a spatial-time rectangle agrees with the iterated Lebesgue integral in time and then space.
Pointwise error for a finite-rank spatial approximation assembled from local averages with a measurable partition of unity.
A pointwise finite-rank error bound integrates to the sum of the local errors when each summand vanishes outside its assigned spatial set.
The measurable finite-rank average error is bounded by the sum of its local ball errors. The weights form a partition on the compact region and each weight is supported in its assigned ball.
Replacing each weighted local error by its full ball error preserves the finite-rank space-time estimate.
The squared Poincare factor for equal-radius spatial balls vanishes with the radius.
The integrated finite-rank error coefficient is eventually smaller than any prescribed tolerance when the local gradient energy is uniformly bounded.
A finite family of spatial balls split into finitely many disjoint colors has total local gradient energy bounded by the number of colors times the energy on its containing set.