The zero-data forced heat estimates for smooth tensors #
For a smooth compactly supported tensor G supported in positive times, the
forced heat response Z = forcedHeat G satisfies on every slab
Q_τ = ℝ³ × (0,τ), with an absolute constant C:
‖Z(t)‖₂ ≤ C ‖G‖_{L²(Q_τ)}for0 ≤ t ≤ τand‖∇Z‖_{L²(Q_τ)} ≤ C ‖G‖_{L²(Q_τ)};‖Z(t)‖₃ ≤ C ‖G‖_{L^{5/2}(Q_τ)}for0 ≤ t ≤ τand‖Z‖_{L⁵(Q_τ)} ≤ C ‖G‖_{L^{5/2}(Q_τ)};‖Z‖_{L⁴(Q_τ)} ≤ C (‖G‖_{L^{5/2}(Q_τ)} + ‖G‖_{L²(Q_τ)}).
These are the smooth-data forms of eq:pv-stokes-energy, eq:pv-stokes-l5 and
eq:pv-stokes-l4 in lem:pv-stokes, for the scalar heat reformulation with the
pressure folded into the tensor.
Real forms of the L² and L^{5/2} norms of a smooth compactly supported
tensor on a time window, and their comparison with the Frobenius integrals used
in the smooth-data estimates.
An L^r bound from a pointwise bound by a square root: if ‖f‖ ≤ Q^{1/2}
with Q ≥ 0 and Q^{r/2} integrable, then ‖f‖_r ≤ (∫ Q^{r/2})^{1/r}.
The zero-data forced heat estimates for smooth compactly supported tensors
supported in positive times, with an absolute constant: the smooth-data form of
lem:pv-stokes for the componentwise heat reformulation.