The rescaled whole-space pressure is the pressure of the rescaled tensor #
The rescaled fixed pressure p₁^k of prop:blowup-limit equals the
whole-space Riesz pressure of the rescaled velocity tensor v^k ⊗ v^k
(lem:pressure-split). On almost every time slice both solve the same
Poisson equation in all of space and lie in L^(3/2), so their difference
is a harmonic L^(3/2) function and vanishes by the Liouville theorem.
Slicewise almost-everywhere equality of a strongly measurable and a measurable scalar space-time field gives space-time almost-everywhere equality.
An L^p function composed with a positive spatial dilation and translation stays in L^p.
A scalar field in L^(3/2) of space pairs integrably with the Laplacian of a compactly supported smooth test.
Two L^(3/2) solutions of the same whole-space pressure Poisson equation agree almost everywhere.
The rescaled fixed whole-space pressure is, almost everywhere, the
whole-space Riesz pressure of the tensor of the rescaled zero-extended
velocity (lem:pressure-split, used in prop:blowup-limit).