Exact continuation-by-pasting for the actual projected quadratic viscous equation.
Actual nonlinear source paths commute with restriction and adjacent-interval solution pasting.
A uniform positive restart time for bounded data in the actual viscous Sobolev equation.
The mass of the actual parabolic kernel bound is monotone in nonnegative time.
Uniformly bounded initial Sobolev data have genuine local solutions on every time window of one fixed positive length. The length depends only on the compact coefficient bounds and the data bound, not on the restart time or state.
The actual nonlinear forcing evaluated along a solution on a translated compact time window.
Equations
- EulerWindowSource.windowSource C a T ha haT u = { toFun := fun (t : ↑(Set.Icc 0 T)) => C.apply ((EulerUniformHeatLocal.timeWindow a T ha haT) t) (u t), continuous_toFun := ⋯ }
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The clamped source has its literal nonlinear value at every time inside its actual window.
At zero offset the actual source path is exactly the initial-interval source used by the local solver.
Before the restart, the literal nonlinear source of the pasted solution is the old source.
After the restart, the literal nonlinear source of the pasted solution is the translated new source.
Pasting actual high-order viscous mild solutions preserves the derivative-gaining Duhamel formula.
Applying an actual bounded spatial map commutes with matching-endpoint time pasting.
Matching actual solutions on adjacent intervals give a genuine gained-derivative mild solution on the union.
The local solver's actual quadratic Duhamel formula is exactly the literal zero-offset nonlinear source formula.
The actual projected quadratic mild equation is preserved when a genuine local restart is appended.