Uniform bounds for the forced quadratic pressure #
eq:forced-pressure-bounds in lem:forced-energy-bounds, in the L^{3/2}
form used on finite slabs: the quadratic part p_ε − p_f of the forced
regularized pressure is the space-time Riesz pressure of J_ε u_ε ⊗ u_ε on
the slab (prop:leray-pressure-limit), so the space-time Riesz bound
eq:riesz-spacetime-bound and Hölder's inequality bound it by the L³ norms
of the transport velocity and of the velocity. The L³ norm of the velocity
is itself bounded by interpolation between L² and L^{10/3}.
eq:riesz-spacetime-bound for the product pressure on a finite slab:
its L^{3/2} norm is at most the Riesz constant times the sum of the products
of the L³ norms of the components of the two factors.
The L³ interpolation inequality between L² and L^{10/3}, in integral
form: ∫|g|³ ≤ (∫|g|²)^{1/4} (∫|g|^{10/3})^{3/4}.
Uniform slab bounds for the forced regularized solutions: on every finite
slab the L³ norms of the velocity components and of the transport velocity
components, and the L^{3/2} norm of the quadratic pressure, are bounded
independently of ε (lem:forced-energy-bounds).
The transport velocity J_ε u_ε of a forced regularized solution lies in
L³ on every finite slab (lem:forced-energy-bounds).