The next result is the time integration of the slice estimate. Its time-energy hypothesis is exactly the sliced form of the space-time L² energy bound and is derived from that bound in the E1 wrapper.
The cube of the L³ seminorm is the integral of the cubed extended norm.
Tonelli identifies the time integral of the squared spatial L² norm with the space-time squared norm.
Almost every H¹ slice with a uniform L³ bound obeys the quantitative L⁴ interpolation
estimate used in lem:lei-L4 of the Escauriaza–Seregin–Šverák manuscript.
A uniform spatial L³ bound and finite time-integrated L² energy imply the cylinder L⁴ bound.
The cylinder estimate needs only the local space-time L² energy: Tonelli turns it into the
time-integrated slice energy used by scalarCylinderL4_of_sliceBounds.
The E1 cylinder estimate #
Each velocity component is in space-time L⁴ on a smaller ball cylinder under the
energy, L∞ₜL³ₓ, and slice-gradient hypotheses of thm:ess-local of the
Escauriaza–Seregin–Šverák manuscript.
The vector velocity has space-time L⁴ on every smaller ball cylinder under the
energy, L∞ₜL³ₓ, and slice-gradient hypotheses of thm:ess-local (ESS).
The velocity has space-time L⁴ on the full unit cylinder under the hypotheses of
thm:ess-local (ESS).