L² bookkeeping for the vorticity bootstrap #
Conversions between L² seminorms and integrals of squares, convergence of integrals of squares,
Fubini in the time-outer order on space-time boxes, integrability of smooth functions on bounded
sets, the linearity of the coordinate derivatives on smooth functions, and the geometry of the
backward kernel balls used in thm:vorticity-regularity of the Escauriaza–Seregin–Šverák
manuscript.
The L² seminorm of a square-integrable function is the square root of the integral of its
square.
The integral of the square of a square-integrable function is the square of its norm.
Integrals of squares tending to zero give L² convergence to zero.
L² convergence to zero gives integrals of squares tending to zero.
Integrals of squares are continuous along L² convergence.
The integral of the square of a difference is controlled by two nearby approximations.
A continuous function is integrable on a bounded measurable set.
A continuous function is square integrable on a bounded set.
On a space-time box, the set integral is the iterated integral with time outside.
A spatial coordinate derivative of a difference of smooth functions.
The time derivative of a difference of smooth functions.
A second spatial coordinate derivative of a difference of smooth functions.
The backward kernel ball of a point of a slightly smaller box lies in the box.
Backward mollifications converge in L² on every subset of the domain.