Related estimates used together by the same construction modules.
Source (21) for the actual physical graph change of labels. The arbitrary small frequency losses are absorbed before the child estimate, and the resulting exponent is exactly 10(s+2).
Applying the child composition estimate to the actual physical graph flow. The input fields are the concrete displacement, velocity and acceleration constructed from the periodic corrected packet.
Data, bundling parentDisplacement, parentVelocity, parentAcceleration, K and the
required compatibility proofs.
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Child amplitude, given by
K+M+9*((embeddingCost*K)*K)*M+9*(((embeddingCost*K)*K)*(4*K))*M^2.
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The explicit polynomial losses of child composition fit the manuscript's C*=10(s+2). This includes the sum of the three actual physical-label Hs word norms, not just a separate bound for each field.
The quarter-power physical-flow bounds follow from the same tiny-power source comparison and one parent-independent numerical margin.
Frequency arithmetic for the genuine graph-flow estimates. Fixed source constants affect only the frequency threshold. The power losses can be made arbitrarily small, independently of any truncation order.
Input exponent, given by min (ε/6) (1/4).
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- EulerPacketGraphFlowFrequency.inputExponent ε = min (ε / 6) (1 / 4)
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Uniform bounds needed for composition with the physical graph flow. The small lifted displacement controls positive derivatives of the physical coordinate change without a physical-frequency Grönwall bound.
Fixed smooth matrix coefficients preserve the finite packet's inverse-frequency normalization with an explicit, frequency-independent cost. This also applies to the actual inverse-frame time derivative.