Subcritical convergence in the Leray limit #
Strong L² convergence on a time slab together with a uniform L^(10/3)
bound gives strong convergence in every exponent 2 ≤ q < 10/3, as in
prop:leray-limit. Neither square integrability of the individual fields nor
integrability of the limit is assumed: both follow from the two hypotheses.
A strong L² limit of a sequence that is uniformly bounded in L^(10/3)
is a strong limit in every intermediate exponent. The limit is not assumed to be
measurable or integrable; this follows from the two hypotheses.
The subcritical convergence of prop:leray-limit for a selected sequence of
regularized solutions: strong L² convergence on the time slab (0,T) upgrades
to strong convergence in every exponent 2 ≤ q < 10/3, the uniform
L^(10/3) bound coming from the regularized energy identity.