Bounds for the source of the mollified velocity #
The source of the mollified forced regularized velocity is jointly
measurable, and on almost every time slice it is bounded uniformly in space by
the L² norms of the transport-minus-viscous tensor, the quadratic pressure
and the force, which are integrable in time. These bounds justify the
exchanges of integrals in the local energy inequality
eq:reg-local-energy-forced.
The integral of a field against a translated reflected kernel is a convolution.
The L² pairing of a field with a translated reflected kernel.
The time integral of the slice L² norms of a field that is square
integrable on a bounded slab.
The vector version of integrableOn_eLpNorm_slice.
The uniform bound of the source on one time slice.
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The force-pressure pairing with a reflected kernel is the pairing of its gradient with the undifferentiated kernel.
The uniform bound of the source on a good time slice.