Classical first-time regularity of the actual endpoint solution. The genuine momentum and Gram inverse construct a continuous physical velocity, which is proved to represent the variational derivative and to be the displacement's within-interval derivative at every time. The endpoint energy operator is therefore the actual projected terminal derivative.
The actual transverse momentum for an initial-zero stationary path whose terminal displacement may be nonzero. A canonical bounded terminal momentum map is obtained from the weak equation and the true time primitive. Its continuous representative and derivative are conclusions, not extra data.
The literal derivative of Q*η_t for the homogeneous stationary equation.
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The weak derivative identity is extracted from genuine transverse product tests.
A bounded linear map giving the terminal value of the actual momentum.
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The canonical momentum representative, including both time endpoints.
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The momentum of the constructed endpoint solution has this actual continuous representative.
The actual Green identity for the constructed stationary transverse path. Its endpoint energy is the terminal momentum paired with terminal coordinates. All time boundary terms are obtained from absolute continuity and the genuine H¹ coordinate reconstruction.
The exact boundary identity for any genuine tangent initial-zero test path.
The true terminal coordinate map associated with a physical terminal trace.
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- EulerTransverseEndpointGreen.terminalCoordinates T hT Q c hc hQ R = (EulerTransverseGramPath.frameLeftInversePath T Q c hc hQ) ⟨T, ⋯⟩ ∘SL R
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The constructed endpoint energy operator is exactly the pulled-back terminal momentum.
Coordinate velocity path, constructed using extendPath.
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Physical velocity path, constructed using extendPath.
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The continuous velocity has the exact prescribed momentum at every time.
The continuous physical velocity represents the original variational derivative.
A continuous representative of a genuine L² derivative differentiates its initial primitive at every time, including the one-sided endpoint derivative.
The actual endpoint energy operator is the physical terminal derivative paired with the prescribed physical terminal trace map.
The derivative used in the endpoint formula is the actual one at every time.