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LeanPool.CaffarelliKohnNirenberg.Core.Step4.WeakGradientGluingTGapForceIncrement

The force increment on an interior pressure collar #

The difference of the two classical gradients is the gradient of the annular force potential. Its coefficient is uniform for collars of radius at least one over 128, without an additive data-independent remainder.

The force-potential increment in the actual pressure decomposition.

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    An absolute coefficient for the force increment on either half-gap collar.

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      The absolute force-increment coefficient is nonnegative.

      Suitability identifies the force increment with the annular force potential's derivative on almost every slice of the half-collar.