Related estimates used together by the same construction modules.
A genuine metric Gevrey bound supplies the uniform Banach norm used in actual continuation.
Actual complete-Sobolev control from a positive-radius finite Gevrey bound, for parabolic continuation.
Each actual derivative coordinate is bounded by its genuine homogeneous derivative-sum norm.
Every derivative coordinate through the full energy order is contained in one retained external/base block.
A finite actual Gevrey bound controls the complete energy-order Sobolev norm on every positive-radius interval.
A metric Gevrey bound gives the actual finite-Sobolev state bound needed by the uniform local restart theorem.
A uniform metric-energy bound controls the actual continuous Sobolev path norm.
Quantitative finite Gevrey bounds survive the actual strong time-path limit.
The actual finite Gevrey metric energy passes to strong Sobolev limits.
Actual energy coordinates depend continuously on the Sobolev field.
The actual finite Gevrey metric energy is continuous in its Sobolev field, including zero energy.
Restriction preserving the derivative cutoff leaves the actual Gevrey energy unchanged.
A genuine strong lower-order limit retains every finite metric-energy bound whose derivative cutoff is retained.
Monotonicity of the actual finite Gevrey metric energy in the external cutoff.
The literal inclusion of external words into a larger cutoff.
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- EulerGevreyEnergyCutoff.externalWordInclusion hNM I = ⟨Fin.castLE ⋯ I.fst, I.snd⟩
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Increasing the cutoff does not identify distinct derivative words.
The retained energy coordinates are identical in a larger cutoff.
The literal finite Gevrey metric energy increases with its external derivative cutoff.
Every retained Gevrey cutoff of the actual strong path limit keeps the genuine uniform approximation bound.
Actual divergence-free continuation of the concrete viscous correction equation.
Genuine finite-time continuation of actual viscous mild solutions from an a priori Sobolev bound.
An actual uniform Sobolev bound on partial solutions yields a genuine solution on the whole prescribed interval. The continuation is constructed by finitely many actual local heat solves and exact nonlinear pasting.
Every actual partial zero-initial correction solution preserves the lifted divergence constraint.
A genuine a-priori Sobolev bound continues the actual zero-initial viscous Euler correction across the prescribed interval.
Applying the concrete Gevrey budgets to a genuinely bounded viscous correction family.
Concrete Gevrey and inverse-metric budgets turn a genuinely bounded correction family into its actual strong lower-order limit.