The maximal positive horizon of a fixed ordinary Euler datum. Existence below the supremum and failure above it follow from restriction; membership of the endpoint is deliberately left to a continuation theorem.
A genuine smooth endpoint under a finite gradient integral. Shorter Euler solutions are rescaled to a common interval; the already proved smooth limit supplies the endpoint, and uniqueness identifies it with every original partial solution. No analytic radius is assumed.
Endpoint scale, given by 1-1/((n : ℝ)+2).
Equations
- EulerOrdinarySobolev.endpointScale n = 1 - 1 / (↑n + 2)
Instances For
Has euler evolution, given by ∃ hT : 0 < T, ∃ U : Evolution T hT.le, U.velocity ⟨0,le_rfl,hT.le⟩=A.
Equations
- EulerOrdinarySobolev.HasEulerEvolution A T = ∃ (hT : 0 < T) (U : EulerOrdinarySobolev.Evolution T ⋯), U.velocity ⟨0, ⋯⟩ = A
Instances For
A compatible family of smooth solutions on every strictly shorter positive interval, with no solution on any longer interval.
- duration : ℝ
Duration of
FiniteLifespan, of typeℝ. - shorter (S : ℝ) : 0 < S → S < self.duration → HasEulerEvolution A S
- maximal (S : ℝ) : self.duration < S → ¬HasEulerEvolution A S
Instances For
Evolution, given by (L.shorter S hS hST).choose_spec.choose.