Compactness Lp #
Supporting estimates for the Navier–Stokes development.
On a finite measure space, convergence in measure and a uniform bound in a
strictly higher finite exponent imply convergence in every intermediate
Lᵖ seminorm. This is the interpolation step in cor:compactness-Lq.
Strong local L² convergence and a uniform bound in a higher finite
exponent imply convergence in every intermediate exponent. This is the
upgrade used in cor:compactness-Lq.
Strong L² convergence and a uniform higher-exponent bound pass that bound to the limit and yield strong convergence at every intermediate exponent. This is the Fatou and interpolation step in cor:compactness-Lq.
Strong local L² convergence and a uniform local L^(10/3) bound imply strong local Lᵖ convergence for every 1 ≤ p < 10/3. This is the upgrade in cor:compactness-Lq.
On each member of a family of finite-measure local regions, strong L²
convergence and a uniform L^(10/3) bound imply strong Lᵖ convergence for
every 1 ≤ p < 10/3. Applied to compact subsets, this is
cor:compactness-Lq.