Admissible raw mean forcing and its actual solved continuous paths #
Admissibility consists of literal smooth spatial L² slices and continuity of their L² spatial jets. All translation regularity below is derived. The solution paths are obtained by the concrete source inverse in MeanPacketData.
Actual spatial derivatives of the forcing supply the time-space translation hypotheses.
Smooth parameter dependence in actual L² from square-integrable fiberwise jets.
Actual parameter jets on almost every fiber, with one L² majorant per derivative order.
- field : P → X → V
Underlying field of
SmoothFamily, of typeP → X → V. Jet of
SmoothFamily, of type(n : ℕ) → P → Lp (P [×n]→L[ℝ] V) 2 μ.- bound : ℕ → ↥(MeasureTheory.Lp ℝ 2 μ)
Bound of
SmoothFamily, of typeℕ → Lp ℝ 2 μ.
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Value, given by (continuousMultilinearCurryFin0 ℝ P V).toContinuousLinearEquiv.toContinuousLinearMap.compLpL 2 μ (A.jet 0 a).
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- A.value a = (ContinuousLinearMap.compLpL 2 μ ↑↑(continuousMultilinearCurryFin0 ℝ P V)) (A.jet 0 a)
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Derivative, bundling field, smooth, jet, jet_ae and the required compatibility
proofs.
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All-order L² parameter regularity with the original square-integrable derivative bounds.
Genuine smoothness in the full L² norm, not merely pointwise in the measured variable.
Each true L² derivative inherits its original fiberwise L² majorant with constant one.
Forcing family, bundling field, smooth, jet, jet_ae and the required compatibility
proofs.
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Smooth forcing slices with actual square-integrable spatial jets have a smooth Bochner translation orbit.
The true time-space derivative norm is bounded by the original ordinary spatial jet norm, without extra factors.
Continuous ordinary forcing jets supply the Bochner hypotheses #
On the compact time interval, continuous actual spatial L² jets are automatically square integrable. The continuous and Bochner orbit theorems therefore use the same concrete forcing data.
Literal raw-field regularity, with no hypothesis on a solved field.
Slices of
Forcing, of typeℝ → EulerLpTranslation.SmoothL2Field Space.Time-dependent path of
Forcing, of typeC(Icc (0 : ℝ) D.T,L2).
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The genuine Bochner L² class of the prescribed forcing.
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- G.lp = EulerTimeLp.pathLp D.T ⋯ G.path
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Solution: an abbreviation for D.evolution G.lp.
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Spatial smoothness of the actually solved coordinate velocity.
Velocity path: an abbreviation for G.solution.continuousVelocity.
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Acceleration path: an abbreviation for G.solution.classicalAcceleration D.frameLower D.frameLower_pos D.frame_lower G.path.
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- G.accelerationPath = G.solution.classicalAcceleration D.frameLower ⋯ ⋯ G.path
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Derivative path: an abbreviation for G.solution.classicalPhysicalDerivative D.frameLower D.frameLower_pos D.frame_lower G.path.
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- G.derivativePath = G.solution.classicalPhysicalDerivative D.frameLower ⋯ ⋯ G.path
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Pressure force path: an abbreviation for G.solution.pressurePath D.frameLower D.frameLower_pos D.frame_lower G.path.
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- G.pressureForcePath = G.solution.pressurePath D.frameLower ⋯ ⋯ G.path