Clipped origin growth from the fixed derivative decomposition #
The harmonic and far-force temporal envelope is the same input as in the fixed-field derivative construction. A finite relative cover of the backward origin carrier transfers the local signed decompositions to one measurable weak gradient. Its actual clipped spatial norms supply the growth estimate. The finite-cover argument uses the same-repository collar assembly pattern; its backward patches include the final time without requiring future Morrey data.
Backward patches up to the final time of an origin carrier #
Relative neighborhoods of the closed inner carrier are covered by spatial half-balls and backward windows contained in the larger Morrey carrier. At final time zero the neighborhood extends past zero, while its intersection with the carrier is still controlled by a backward window ending at zero.
A closed-carrier point has a relatively open neighborhood controlled by one fixed backward localization entirely inside the larger carrier.
Closed cylinder containment gives the exact spatial ball and backward window as a local suitable-solution box.
The closure of a backward origin carrier is compact.