On a fixed bounded smooth three-dimensional domain, the nonlinear map
sends into . The Sobolev embedding theorem gives , and Holder inequality yields
The domain regularity is part of the embedding hypotheses.
For real , write . The difference identity
and the same embeddings give
Thus its local Lipschitz continuity constant on a ball of radius is . Composing this small nonlinear bound with a bounded linear elliptic inverse gives a contraction mapping on a sufficiently small ball, which is the mechanism of small-data existence for a nonlinear elliptic Dirichlet problem.

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