Canonical smooth pressure reconstruction for the generic finite-solution assembly.
Bounded evaluation of the actual finite pressure fixes a canonical common pressure representative.
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The canonical pressure represents the actual common signed L² pressure.
The canonical pressure is jointly continuous in time and the cylinder point.
Proved pressure coherence supplies spatial smoothness of the canonical pressure representative.
The genuine signed pressure-gradient vector field on the oscillatory physical graph.
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The actual graph pressure-gradient field is jointly continuous.
The actual common pressure has a genuine smooth scalar potential on each reciprocal-frequency graph.
The actual graph pressure reconstructed by a canonical radial integral based at the origin.
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The reconstructed scalar pressure has zero value at the origin at every time.
The normalized scalar pressure is jointly continuous, including both endpoint time slices.
The normalized scalar pressure is spatially smooth at every time.
The canonical scalar pressure has the actual signed graph pressure as its gradient.