The regularized transport field on space-time slabs #
The transport velocity J_ε u of the forced regularized problem
(lem:regularised-forced) is, on every time slice, the convolution of the
velocity slice with the smooth compactly supported regularizing kernel. For a
jointly measurable velocity with square-integrable slices it is therefore
jointly measurable, and the slice contraction of the convolution in L^p
(lem:reg-mollifier-bounds) integrates in time to a space-time L^p bound on
every slab, as used in lem:forced-energy-bounds.
On each slice with square-integrable velocity, the regularized transport velocity is the kernel convolution of the velocity components.
The regularized transport velocity of a jointly measurable velocity with square-integrable slices is jointly measurable.
The space-time L^p bound of the regularized transport velocity on a
slab over a time set I: each component is controlled by the three velocity
components, uniformly in the regularization parameter.