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LeanPool.NavierStokesAndEuler.Euler.SobolevTransport

Actual one-derivative-losing nonlinear transport on the complete cylinder Sobolev spaces.

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noncomputable def EulerSobolevTransport.sobolevGroup (period : ) [Fact (0 < period)] (q : ) :

Cache the standard NormedAddCommGroup (SobolevSpace period q) instance to shorten typeclass synthesis.

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    noncomputable def EulerSobolevTransport.sobolevRealSpace (period : ) [Fact (0 < period)] (q : ) :

    Cache the standard NormedSpace ℝ (SobolevSpace period q) instance to shorten typeclass synthesis.

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      noncomputable def EulerSobolevTransport.transportBilinear (period : ) [Fact (0 < period)] {q : } (hq : 6 q) (L : Fin 4EulerLiftedGradientSpace.Vector3 →L[] ) (hL : ∀ (i : Fin 4), L i 1) :

      The genuine transport bilinear map, with one actual coordinate derivative on its second input.

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        theorem EulerSobolevTransport.transportBilinear_apply (period : ) [Fact (0 < period)] {q : } (hq : 6 q) (L : Fin 4EulerLiftedGradientSpace.Vector3 →L[] ) (hL : ∀ (i : Fin 4), L i 1) (u v : (EulerCylinderSobolevSpace.SobolevSpace period (q + 1))) :

        Transport is the finite sum of the actual Sobolev products and strong coordinate derivatives.

        theorem EulerSobolevTransport.transportBilinear_bound (period : ) [Fact (0 < period)] {q : } (hq : 6 q) (L : Fin 4EulerLiftedGradientSpace.Vector3 →L[] ) (hL : ∀ (i : Fin 4), L i 1) (u v : (EulerCylinderSobolevSpace.SobolevSpace period (q + 1))) :

        The actual transport loses exactly one derivative, with an explicit fixed-order constant.

        theorem EulerSobolevTransport.transportBilinear_norm (period : ) [Fact (0 < period)] {q : } (hq : 6 q) (L : Fin 4EulerLiftedGradientSpace.Vector3 →L[] ) (hL : ∀ (i : Fin 4), L i 1) :

        The transport norm in the derivative-losing operator topology.

        The genuine transport is represented by the literal sum of pointwise directional products.

        On smooth representatives the nonlinear transport is exactly the classical cylinder differential operator.