The constructed affine-terminal inverse as a classical coordinate path, and its uniqueness among actual twice differentiable coordinate paths.
The actual continuous-time integral agrees with both Bochner primitive constructions.
Boundary uniqueness for the literal moving-frame coordinate equation. The proof passes through the physical displacement and the already proved short-time energy coercivity, including the source identity Q'' = -H Q.
Uniqueness for an actual twice differentiable zero-endpoint path follows from the source short-time energy coercivity. The differential residual need only be orthogonal to the displacement, as for a constrained frame equation. No inverse or uniqueness assertion is assumed.
Apply path, given by ⟨fun t => Q t (z t),Q.continuous.clm_apply z.continuous⟩.
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- EulerFrameEndpointUniqueness.applyPath Q z = { toFun := fun (t : ↑(Set.Icc 0 T)) => (Q t) (z t), continuous_toFun := ⋯ }
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Displacement, given by (initialPrimitive T hT).comp (coordinateSlope T hT Q Q₁ H c hc hQ hd K hK hH hsmall).
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Acceleration as an element of U →L[ℝ] C(Icc (0 : ℝ) T,U).
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