The energy-level space-time bound for smooth heat data #
For smooth compactly supported data the heat energy bound and the
Gagliardo–Nirenberg inequality eq:gn-ten-thirds of the CKN manuscript, applied at each time, give
‖S(·)b‖_{L^{10/3}(Q_τ)} ≤ C ‖b‖₂ with C independent of τ. This is the
L² input of the second estimate in lem:pv-heat-critical.
On positive times the extended smooth heat orbit is the heat orbit.
The heat orbit of smooth compact data is almost everywhere strongly
measurable on every slab of positive times, as used in lem:pv-heat-critical.
Tonelli on a slab ℝ³ × I: the space-time integral is the time integral of
the spatial integrals.
The squared L² norm of a square-integrable real function is the
extended real of its square integral.
The H¹ slice of one component of a smooth compact heat orbit.
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A bound on the p-th power integral converts into an Lᵖ bound.
The Gagliardo–Nirenberg inequality eq:gn-ten-thirds of the CKN manuscript for one component of
a smooth compact heat orbit at a positive time.
The extended power integral is the corresponding power of the Lᵖ norm.
The sum of squared components of a smooth compact field is bounded by three
times the squared L² norm.
The energy-level space-time bound for smooth compact data: the
L^{10/3}(Q_τ) integral is controlled by the initial energy, uniformly in
τ, as used in lem:pv-heat-critical.
The energy-level space-time estimate ‖S(·)b‖_{L^{10/3}(Q_τ)} ≤ C‖b‖₂ for
smooth compact data, with C independent of τ, as used in
lem:pv-heat-critical.