Rescaled data on the unit cylinder #
Fix a Leray–Hopf solution on ℝ³ × (0, T), a point x₀, a time
0 < t₀ ≤ T and a radius R with R² ≤ t₀. The parabolic rescaling
u_R(y, s) = R u(x₀ + R y, t₀ + R² s) places the cylinder
B_R(x₀) × (t₀ - R², t₀), which may end at the terminal time T, onto the
unit cylinder B₁ × (-1, 0). This file proves the measurability, energy,
slice, pressure and weak-gradient hypotheses of thm:ess-local for the
rescaled fields, as used in the proof of lem:pv-positive-bound.
The unit cylinder lies in the rescaled slab.
The unit time interval lies in the rescaled time interval.
A field that is almost everywhere strongly measurable on the slab rescales to one that is almost everywhere strongly measurable on the unit cylinder.
Slice bounds of a homogeneous nonnegative functional pass to the unit ball under rescaling.
The rescaled velocity has essentially bounded L² norms on the unit ball.
The rescaled velocity has essentially bounded critical L³ norms on the unit ball.
The rescaled velocity and gradient have finite energy on the unit cylinder.
The rescaled velocity has a weak spatial gradient on almost every slice of the unit cylinder.