The L^{5/3} bound for the forced quadratic pressure #
eq:forced-ten-thirds and eq:forced-pressure-bounds in
lem:forced-energy-bounds, in the L^{5/3} form: the transport velocity
J_ε u_ε of a forced regularized solution obeys the same uniform
L^{10/3} bound on finite slabs as the velocity (Young's inequality for the
mollifier), so the quadratic tensor J_ε u_ε ⊗ u_ε is uniformly in L^{5/3}
on the slab, and the L^{5/3} space-time Riesz bound of
def:riesz-pressure gives a uniform L^{5/3} bound for the quadratic
pressure p_ε − p_f.
eq:riesz-spacetime-bound in L^{5/3} for the product pressure on a
finite slab: when both factors are in L^{10/3} on the slab, the product
pressure is bounded in L^{5/3} by the Riesz constant times the products of
the L^{10/3} norms of the components.
eq:forced-ten-thirds and the L^{5/3} part of eq:forced-pressure-bounds
in lem:forced-energy-bounds: on a finite slab the velocity and the transport
velocity of the forced regularized solutions are bounded in L^{10/3}, and
the quadratic pressure p_ε − p_f in L^{5/3}, uniformly in ε.