Weights and integrability for the local energy inequality #
For a smooth compactly supported space-time weight ψ, the spatial first and
second partial derivatives and the time derivative of ψ are derivatives of
ψ on the product space, hence continuous, compactly supported and vanishing
off the support of ψ. The force pressure, which lies in L²_t L⁶_x, times
such a weight is square integrable on every slab. These are the integrability
inputs of eq:reg-local-energy-forced.
The spatial Laplacian of a time slice of a smooth weight as a derivative on the product space.
A continuous compactly supported function is bounded.
Off the support of the weight, its time derivative and its spatial first and second derivatives vanish.
A product of two square-integrable functions and an essentially bounded measurable weight is integrable.
An L⁶ function times a continuous compactly supported weight is square
integrable.
On almost every time slice the force pressure lies in L⁶.
The force pressure times a continuous compactly supported space-time weight is square integrable on every slab.