The whole-space pressure of the blow-up limit #
The limit velocity of prop:blowup-limit has bounded L³ slices for all
negative times, so its tensor is in space-time L^(3/2) on every finite
past window. The pressure P[u ⊗ u] of the limit is assembled from the
Riesz pressures of these time-truncated tensors, which agree on common
windows.
The velocity tensor of a field, truncated to the past window (-(n + 1), 0).
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The whole-space pressure of a field with truncated tensors in L^(3/2): at time t < 0 it is the Riesz pressure of the tensor truncated to the window (-(⌈-t⌉ + 1), 0).
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A field in L³ of a set has its tensor, truncated to that set, in whole-space L^(3/2).
Riesz pressures of truncations to nested windows agree on the smaller window.
The assembled limit pressure is measurable.
On each past window the assembled limit pressure is the Riesz pressure of one truncated tensor.
The Riesz pressure of an almost-everywhere vanishing tensor vanishes almost everywhere.