Packet Frame Stability #
The logarithmic slope is bounded uniformly in the initial nonnegative slope after time one.
The ideal pressure numerator has the sign required for the next-frame construction, throughout the forward evolution.
Relative control of both components gives positivity and control of the logarithmic ratio without dividing by an uncontrolled quantity.
Stability relative to the growing primary solution, with constants independent of its nonnegative initial slope.
Division of the pressure-numerator error is safe once positivity and the logarithmic-ratio bounds have been derived.
The actual pressure numerator preserves the required positive sign under the quantitatively derived relative state error.
The third normalized velocity ratio follows from orthogonality and the already controlled ray and first velocity ratio.
Rowwise control of the normalized parent action on the new velocity.
The cross-product numerator for the next normalized coupling.
The middle argument Tq denotes ε times the physical middle component.
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Quantitative stability of the exact cross-product numerator.
The cross numerator bound with every velocity-ratio and parent-action estimate derived from ray, state, and matrix coefficient errors.