The transport pairing of the regularized H¹ estimate #
The pairing ⟨(J_ε U_ε · ∇) U_ε, ΔU_ε⟩ of the regularized velocity is bounded by
C ‖∇U_ε‖₂^{3/2} ‖∇²U_ε‖₂^{3/2} with an absolute constant, by Hölder's inequality with exponents
(6, 3, 2), interpolation of ∇U_ε between L² and L⁶, and the homogeneous H¹ → L⁶
inequality (eq:lps-uniform-H1).
Interpolation between the whole-space L² and L⁶ norms at the L³ exponent
(eq:lps-uniform-H1).
Hölder's inequality for a product in L², with exponents 6 and 3 (eq:lps-uniform-H1).
The L² norm of a square-integrable function is the square root of its integral of squares.
The homogeneous H¹ → L⁶ inequality for a smooth function with square-integrable value and
gradient.
The Euclidean norm of the gradient of a smooth function with square-integrable gradient is square integrable, with the expected integral of squares.
A smooth function with square-integrable value and gradient lies in L⁶.
Real-valued form of the H¹ → L⁶ inequality:
‖g‖₆ ≤ S (∑ₖ ‖∂ₖ g‖₂²)^{1/2}.
Hölder bound for one summand of the transport pairing (eq:lps-uniform-H1).
The transport summand is bounded by S^{3/2} y^{3/4} h^{3/4} once the norms of V, d, L
are bounded by y and h (eq:lps-uniform-H1).
The mollified transport velocity has smooth components with all ordered derivatives square integrable.
The mollification does not increase the L² norm of a first derivative of the velocity.
The transport pairing of the regularized velocity is bounded by
9 S^{3/2} ‖∇U_ε‖₂^{3/2} ‖∇²U_ε‖₂^{3/2} with an absolute constant (eq:lps-uniform-H1).