A common comparison interval for regularized H¹ energies #
The scalar H¹ differential inequality gives the same lifespan for an entire
family of regularizations. The interval below has the fourth-power dependence
on the H¹ size used by prop:lps-local-strong.
A family satisfying one cubic H¹ differential inequality has a common
lifespan and a uniform energy plus dissipation bound. The interval depends
only on the common differential constant and the initial squared H¹ bound
(prop:lps-local-strong).
The common scalar comparison controls both the spatial H¹ slices and
the integrated second-derivative dissipation once the kinetic energy is
bounded by the initial datum (prop:lps-local-strong).
The componentwise squared H¹ energy of a good datum is integrable and
nonnegative (prop:lps-local-strong).
The scalar comparison and the regularized kinetic-energy estimate give
the exact ε-uniform slice-H¹ and space-time-H² bound used by the compactness
argument (prop:lps-local-strong). The assumptions are the PDE-derived
energy identities and physical norm identifications for this particular
regularized family.