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LeanPool.EscauriazaSereginSverak.PartV.PositiveBoundUnit

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.

theorem ESS.pv_unit_subset_rescaled_slab {T t₀ R : ℝ} (x₀ : CKN.Foundation.Parabolic.Vec3) (hR : 0 < R) (hlow : R ^ 2 ≤ t₀) (hup : t₀ ≤ T) :

The unit cylinder lies in the rescaled slab.

theorem ESS.pv_unit_time_subset_rescaled {T t₀ R : ℝ} (hR : 0 < R) (hlow : R ^ 2 ≤ t₀) (hup : t₀ ≤ T) :
Set.Ioo (-1) 0 ⊆ CKN.rescaledTime R t₀ (Set.Ioo 0 T)

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 a weak spatial gradient on almost every slice of the unit cylinder.