Spatial Sobolev slices for time regularity #
The weak spatial derivative and slice-disintegration lemmas used by the all-order time-regularity argument.
The product norm on space-time points used for spatial Sobolev slices.
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The real product normed-space structure used for spatial Sobolev slices.
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A bounded H¹ velocity slice has an L² weak gradient for each
component of its tensor product (eq:lps-Hm-energy).
The divergence of the velocity tensor is spatially L² for a bounded
H¹ slice (prop:lps-smoothing).
The spatial Laplacian of an H² slice belongs to spatial L²
(prop:lps-smoothing).
Every ordered derivative in a space-time L²(I; H^m) family has an
spatial L² representative on almost every time slice.
The slice representatives supplied by an L²(I; H^m) family are
simultaneously square-integrable for all ordered words through order m.
A space-time weak spatial derivative in an L²(I; H^m) family is a
weak derivative on almost every spatial slice.
An L²(I; H^m) space-time family restricts to a spatial Sobolev family
on almost every time slice.
The agreed all-order spatial provider yields slice Sobolev families with the same uniform energy bound on every positive-time slab.
A continuously differentiable spatial L² curve remains continuously
differentiable after Leray projection (prop:lps-smoothing).
Pointwise differentiation commutes with the spatial Leray projection on
a spatial L² curve (prop:lps-smoothing).