Actual all-order Gevrey input budgets with radius loss controlled by the transport drift.
Genuine coherent input budgets for the drift-aware all-order correction theorem. Full background norms enter the proved polynomial constants; only the actual transport drift enters the shrinking-radius slope.
- metric : EulerCorrectionEnergyData.MetricBudget period T ⋯ (EulerAllOrderCorrectionData.Data.atOrder period A 1)
The actual common inverse metric and its genuine time derivative.
The common positive shrinking radius.
- growthCoefficient : ℝ
The common scalar dominating the proved nonlinear growth constants.
- delta : ℝ
The desired common correction bound.
- initialRadius : ℝ
The common initial radius.
- spatial (q : ℕ) (hq : 6 ≤ q) : EulerDriftCorrectionBudget.Budget period ⋯ (EulerAllOrderCorrectionData.Data.atOrder period A (q + 1 + 1)) (q - 4) self.radius
Actual coefficient, full-velocity, drift and residual bounds at every construction order.
- growth_bound (q : ℕ) (hq : 6 ≤ q) : EulerCorrectionEnergyMajorants.combinedConstant period (self.spatial q hq).full (EulerAllOrderCorrectionData.Data.metricBudget period A ⋯ self.metric (q + 1)) ≤ self.growthCoefficient
The common scalar bounds each actual proved energy constant.
The target error is strictly positive.
The target error is at most one.
The initial radius is strictly positive.
- decay (q : ℕ) (hq : 6 ≤ q) : 2 * self.growthCoefficient * ((self.spatial q hq).drift + self.delta) * T ≤ self.initialRadius / 2
The actual drift permits retention of half of the initial radius.
The coefficient scale fits the initial radius.
- small (q : ℕ) (hq : 6 ≤ q) : 2 * (self.spatial q hq).full.residual * Real.exp (3 * self.growthCoefficient * T) ≤ self.delta / 2
The actual residual bound beats the genuine Gronwall factor.
- radius_eq (q : ℕ) (hq : 6 ≤ q) (t : ↑(Set.Icc 0 T)) : self.radius t = self.initialRadius - 2 * self.growthCoefficient * ((self.spatial q hq).drift + self.delta) * ↑t
The same actual radius is used at every order, with slope determined by the drift envelope.
- divergence (t : ↑(Set.Icc 0 T)) : A.approximation.field t ∈ EulerLiftedGradientSpace.divergenceFreeSpace period A.κ A.direction
The prescribed approximation satisfies the actual lifted divergence constraint.
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The drift-aware input budget provides the genuine comparison data required by finite-order uniqueness.
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