Mixed norm limits of the cross densities #
As the mollification radius tends to zero and the cutoff radius to infinity,
the space-time integral of a cross density converges to minus the convection
pairing and the gradient pairing. This is the limit passage on the right side
of the cross-testing identity in lem:pv-serrin-uniqueness.
Real exponents with 1/p + 1/q = 1 are Hölder conjugate.
A coordinate of an almost everywhere strongly measurable vector field on a slab is almost everywhere strongly measurable.
An entry of an almost everywhere strongly measurable gradient field on a slab is almost everywhere strongly measurable.
The advective convection of measurable fields is almost everywhere strongly measurable on a slab.
Integrability and the limit of the space-time integral of a cross density,
given the pairing limit of the convection term. The remaining terms are
controlled by the L² gradients, the L^(5/2) tested velocity and the
L^(5/3) pressure.
Integrability and the limit of the space-time integral of a cross density
when the tested velocity and the rival convection have conjugate finite mixed
norms. The pressure term retains the finite-energy exponents 5/2 and
5/3.