The coordinate derivative and its continuous history representative for the actual nonzero-terminal endpoint solution. The coordinate derivative is the explicit affine constant minus the same fixed-space variational correction. Equation (10), already proved for that solution, provides its genuine time derivative; the bounded H¹ reconstruction recovers the actual history path.
The actual derivative of the fixed terminal-coordinate solution.
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The literal right side of equation (10), in Bochner L².
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Bounded time reconstruction of the actual coordinate history.
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The source history velocity Q ξ_t with the fixed terminal coordinate.
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The bounded reconstruction is the actual classical coordinate velocity at every time, so the history estimates concern the primary solution itself.