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LeanPool.NavierStokesAndEuler.Euler.GaussianHeatDerivative

A genuine one-derivative Gaussian smoothing estimate for cylinder L² fields.

Gaussian heat averaging in the genuine cylinder L² translation representation.

The actual one-parameter cylinder translation orbit.

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    Gaussian averaging with variance v along a cylinder direction.

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      Gaussian averaging is contractive, including variance zero.

      theorem EulerGaussianCylinderHeat.lineHeat_add (period : ) [Fact (0 < period)] (a : EulerLiftedGradientSpace.LiftTangent) (v : NNReal) (f g : (EulerLiftedGradientSpace.LiftL2 period)) :
      lineHeat period a v (f + g) = lineHeat period a v f + lineHeat period a v g
      theorem EulerGaussianCylinderHeat.lineHeat_smul (period : ) [Fact (0 < period)] (a : EulerLiftedGradientSpace.LiftTangent) (v : NNReal) (c : ) (f : (EulerLiftedGradientSpace.LiftL2 period)) :
      lineHeat period a v (c f) = c lineHeat period a v f

      The actual bounded Gaussian averaging operator.

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        The heat average commutes with every cylinder translation.

        A joint translation orbit is integrable against the product of two finite measures.

        theorem EulerGaussianCylinderHeat.lineHeat_semigroup (period : ) [Fact (0 < period)] (a : EulerLiftedGradientSpace.LiftTangent) (v w : NNReal) (f : (EulerLiftedGradientSpace.LiftL2 period)) :
        lineHeat period a v (lineHeat period a w f) = lineHeat period a (v + w) f

        Addition of Gaussian variances gives the semigroup law on actual cylinder L² fields.

        theorem EulerGaussianCylinderHeat.lineHeat_commute (period : ) [Fact (0 < period)] (a b : EulerLiftedGradientSpace.LiftTangent) (v w : NNReal) (f : (EulerLiftedGradientSpace.LiftL2 period)) :
        lineHeat period a v (lineHeat period b w f) = lineHeat period b w (lineHeat period a v f)

        Different coordinate heat averages commute, since all cylinder translations commute.

        Fixed standard-Gaussian representation of every nonnegative-variance average.

        The Gaussian operators are strongly continuous in their nonnegative variance parameter.

        Multiplying the isometric orbit by an L¹ scalar kernel gives a Bochner integrable field.

        The actual derivative of the real Gaussian density.

        The Gaussian first-moment kernel is integrable against Lebesgue measure.

        The first absolute moment of a centered Gaussian.

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          Absolute Gaussian moments scale by the standard deviation.

          The bounded candidate generator after Gaussian smoothing.

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            The true parabolic one-derivative bound, with inverse square root of variance.

            theorem EulerGaussianCylinderHeat.lineHeat_strongDerivative (period : ) [Fact (0 < period)] (a b : EulerLiftedGradientSpace.LiftTangent) (v : NNReal) (f g : (EulerLiftedGradientSpace.LiftL2 period)) (hD : HasDerivAt (lineOrbit period b f) g 0) :
            HasDerivAt (lineOrbit period b (lineHeat period a v f)) (lineHeat period a v g) 0

            Strong derivatives commute with Gaussian averaging.

            theorem EulerGaussianCylinderHeat.lineHeat_derivative_identity (period : ) [Fact (0 < period)] (a : EulerLiftedGradientSpace.LiftTangent) {v : NNReal} (hv : v 0) (f g : (EulerLiftedGradientSpace.LiftL2 period)) (hD : HasDerivAt (lineOrbit period a f) g 0) :
            lineHeat period a v g = lineHeatDerivative period a v f

            Gaussian integration by parts identifies the averaged strong derivative with the bounded moment operator.

            Real exponential-moment identities complement the Gaussian averaging API.