Compactness data for the local strong solution #
This file starts the compactness step of prop:lps-local-strong from the exact uniform spatial
H¹ and H² bounds. The Leray limit supplies its canonical trace, weak
gradient convergence, and strong velocity convergence (prop:leray-limit of the CKN manuscript).
The squared Euclidean norm of a vector is the sum of its squared coordinates.
The ordered second spatial derivatives of one regularized velocity are in
space-time L² on the full open slab, including times arbitrarily close to
zero. The Bessel path controls the Fourier multiplier at the initial endpoint;
the pointwise derivative is identified with that path on positive times.
A square-integrable scalar component controlled pointwise by an
integrable nonnegative energy density inherits its global L² bound.
The inner product of an L² class with a class represented by a function.
A weakly convergent L² scalar sequence with uniformly bounded weak
gradients has a weak gradient limit with the same coordinate bounds.
The canonical Leray limit, together with the inherited uniform second
derivative bound, for the sequence εₙ = 1 / (n + 1).
On a finite slab, the regularized ordered Hessians have one global
space-time weak L² limit along a further subsequence of the Leray limit.