Slice estimates for regularized Leray tails #
Almost every positive-time Sobolev slice has the interpolation and pressure
bounds needed for the quantitative flux estimate in lem:reg-tails.
Whole-space L⁴ control for an H¹ scalar component, obtained by interpolating
the global Sobolev L⁶ estimate with L². This is used in the quantitative error
bound in lem:reg-tails.
On almost every Sobolev slice, the global gradient norm used in the time-integrated dissipation is the square-integrable size supplied by the explicit weak gradient.
Almost every regularized velocity slice satisfies the L⁴ Gagliardo–Nirenberg
bound needed for the convection and pressure terms in lem:reg-tails.
The Riesz pressure representative has a slice L² estimate controlled
by the fourth-power velocity norms.
Convolution does not increase the Euclidean slice L² norm of the
regularized velocity.
The Riesz pressure representative has a slice L² estimate controlled
by the fourth-power velocity norms.