The finite generating sum for genuine derivatives. This file derives the identity-map contribution and the composition estimate needed by the flow bootstrap from actual derivatives, including the exact Faà di Bruno formula.
The finite Gevrey-two generating sum obeys an actual composition estimate. In contrast to replacing all jets by one order-dependent bound, this estimate retains the finite sum of the inner derivatives.
Finite polynomial majorants for factorial-square Taylor coefficients. The polynomials below are auxiliary nonnegative scalar polynomials. Their composition is the exact scalar Faà di Bruno sum, not an assumed majorant for a flow or for a solution of a differential equation.
The factorial used by an ordered partition never exceeds the total factorial. This is the extra factor available in Gevrey order two.
Exact coefficient version of scalar Faà di Bruno at zero.
A finite scalar polynomial whose constant coefficient is zero.
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- EulerGevreyGeneratingAlgebra.jetPolynomial N a = ∑ j ∈ Finset.Icc 1 N, (Polynomial.monomial j) (a j)
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Nonnegative coefficients, given by ∀ n, 0 ≤ p.coeff n.
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- EulerGevreyGeneratingAlgebra.NonnegativeCoefficients p = ∀ (n : ℕ), 0 ≤ p.coeff n
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A partial sum of a nonnegative polynomial is bounded by its actual evaluation. No bound on the degree of the composed polynomial is needed.
Comparison with an exact scalar polynomial composition.
Finite sums are bounded by evaluating the composed nonnegative polynomial. No derivative beyond order N occurs.
Normalized jet, given by ‖P n‖/(n.factorial : ℝ)^2.
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Generating sum, given by ∑ n ∈ Finset.Icc 1 N, normalizedJet P n*z^n.
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- EulerGevreyGeneratingComposition.generatingSum P N z = ∑ n ∈ Finset.Icc 1 N, EulerGevreyGeneratingComposition.normalizedJet P n * z ^ n
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The nonlinear generating-function bound needed for the small-flow bootstrap. The inner generating sum is retained without a radius loss.
The finite generating-sum bootstrap used for the small lifted flow in source (21). A first-hitting argument proves the bound from an integral inequality valid only inside its radius of convergence. No global smallness of the unknown path or exponential flow bound is assumed.
A continuous path cannot first hit a barrier if its bound up to that first hit lies strictly below the barrier.
The nonlinear generating-sum inequality closes at BRT≤1/8. The bound is linear in the velocity size B and time, with no exponential factor.
Derivative sum, given by generatingSum (ftaylorSeries ℝ f x) N z.
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The identity part of a flow costs exactly z in its generating sum.