Blowup Terminal #
Terminal-time properties of the endpoint blow-up limit.
A ball centered at the rescaled point is exactly the inverse image of the corresponding source ball.
Critical spatial L³ mass is unchanged when a shrinking source ball is
rescaled to a fixed unit ball.
The critical L³ seminorm of the Euclidean velocity magnitude is
preserved by spatial rescaling between corresponding balls.
A positive spatial rescaling preserves almost everywhere strong measurability of a velocity slice.
The L³ mass of a fixed velocity slice vanishes on balls whose radii
shrink to zero, even when their centers move with the radii.
The Euclidean magnitude of a rescaled fixed L³ slice vanishes in
L² on every unit ball.
A rescaled fixed L³ terminal slice converges strongly to zero in
local L².
Zero extension of an L³ velocity slice has an L³ Euclidean
magnitude.
The zero extended local terminal trace has rescalings vanishing in
L² on every unit ball.