Factorial bounds for genuine operator-valued derivatives #
These estimates use actual iterated Fréchet derivatives and bounded linear or bilinear maps. They transfer coefficient bounds to the time multipliers, transported variational forms, and right sides of the constructed inverses.
Enlarging the radius enlarges the factorial majorant.
A constant field satisfies the order-zero multiplier bound.
Bounded linear maps preserve every factorial shift.
A linear contraction does not enlarge a factorial multiplier constant.
The shifted product bound for any bilinear contraction.
Actual operator application has the shifted factorial product bound.
Composition of actual parameterized operators has the same product bound.
Adding actual jets adds the multiplier constants.
Subtracting actual jets adds the multiplier constants.
Composition with a fixed operator on the right costs its operator norm.
Composition with a fixed operator on the left costs its operator norm.
Negating a field leaves all factorial bounds unchanged.
Taking the actual Hilbert adjoint preserves the multiplier constant.