Critical energy under blow-up scaling #
The open-top energy on the unit past cylinder is the normalized energy at the
original point and radius (prop:blowup-limit).
Scaling maps the open unit past cylinder to the open past cylinder at the original point.
Zero extension has no effect on the rescaled energy inside an admissible open past cylinder.
The zero-extended blow-up fields have exactly the normalized critical energy of the original fields at an admissible open-top radius.
At every admissible radius, a bad point gives the same lower bound on the rescaled unit-cylinder energy.
A sufficiently small radius at a bad point has the quantitative rescaled-unit-cylinder lower bound.
Along any shrinking positive scale sequence, the bad-point energy lower bound holds on the rescaled unit cylinder from some index onward.