Continuous coefficient data for the correction source, with proved uniform ball bounds.
Quantitative bounds for the actual projected linear-plus-quadratic source of the correction equation.
A pressure-projected source with actual forcing, linear terms, and quadratic terms.
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- EulerQuadraticSource.source P r A B u = -P (r + A u + (B u) u)
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The actual quadratic source is jointly continuous in every coefficient and its unknown.
The exact product difference identity needs no symmetry of the bilinear source.
The quadratic source has the genuine pointwise bound used for Picard existence.
The quadratic source is Lipschitz on each norm ball, with an explicit finite constant.
Uniform pointwise coefficient bounds imply the actual source bound on every ball.
Uniform coefficient bounds imply the required local Lipschitz constant.
Actual continuous data for the pressure-projected quadratic source.
Projection of
Coefficients, of typeC(T, Y →L[ℝ] Y).Forcing of
Coefficients, of typeC(T, Y).Linear of
Coefficients, of typeC(T, X →L[ℝ] Y).Quadratic of
Coefficients, of typeC(T, X →L[ℝ] X →L[ℝ] Y).
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Evaluate the genuine projected source.
Equations
- C.apply t u = EulerQuadraticSource.source (C.projection t) (C.forcing t) (C.linear t) (C.quadratic t) u
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The source is jointly continuous in time and the Sobolev unknown.
Restrict coefficient data along any continuous parameter map.
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Cache the standard SeminormedAddCommGroup (X →L[ℝ] X →L[ℝ] Y) instance to shorten
typeclass synthesis.
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A uniform norm bound for the actual source on a ball.
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A uniform Lipschitz constant for the actual source on a ball.
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The uniform source bound follows from actual operator norms, with no assumed nonlinear estimate.
The uniform local Lipschitz estimate follows from the proved quadratic difference identity.