Exact nonlinear correction differences and their genuine L² lower-order bounds.
Actual L² bounds for the lower-order difference terms in nonlinear transport.
The actual scalar-vector product is L² bounded in its first input when the second input has three Sobolev derivatives.
Actual nonlinear transport is L² bounded in its advecting input by one higher Sobolev norm of the advected input.
A genuine coefficient-weighted coordinate product is L² bounded in the vector factor.
A genuine coefficient-weighted coordinate product is also L² bounded in its scalar factor.
The actual lower-order part of the difference of two correction equations.
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Exact bilinear subtraction exposes one cancellable top transport and the actual lower-order difference.
The actual algebraic quadratic term has an L² bound in its second input.
The same actual algebraic quadratic term has an L² bound in its first input.
The actual lower-order nonlinear difference is Lipschitz in L² with only fixed higher Sobolev norms in the coefficient.