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LeanPool.NavierStokesAndEuler.Euler.MeanPathTimeDerivative

Commuting actual spatial derivatives with the time derivative #

The time integral is a fixed bounded linear map on continuous L² paths. Differentiating its exact identity in the translation parameter therefore commutes every spatial jet with the time integral. The resulting finite Sobolev arrays transfer the actual time derivative to the smooth spatial representatives.

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              The constant path with the same initial value, as an actual bounded linear map.

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                The complete finite Sobolev array has the actual time derivative; no separate mixed-jet assumption is needed.

                The smooth ordinary-space representative has the actual classical time derivative represented by q, including within-interval endpoint derivatives.