Same-radius fixed-Sobolev estimates for the actual transverse history #
The finite base order stays inside each external word. Only coefficient tensor bounds are converted to word sums; forcing and solution use the same external radius and base order. The recurrence is applied to the actual coercive inverse, with its proved polynomial norm bound.
Uniform factorial estimates for the constructed transverse inverse #
Every constant is an explicit polynomial in the interval length, frame bounds, potential bound, and reciprocal frame lower bound. The same radius works at every derivative order and input shift. The recurrence is derived from the actual inverse equation, not assumed for an abstract jet.
Factorial coefficient estimates for the actual transverse form #
The coefficient constants below are polynomial in the frame bounds and the interval length. They control genuine Fréchet derivatives of the concrete fixed-space operator and forcing, without a packaged jet or recurrence input.
The polynomial coefficient cost of taking a physical derivative.
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- EulerTransverseCoefficientGevrey.derivativeCost T C₀ C₁ = T * C₁ + C₀
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The polynomial coefficient cost of the transported variational form.
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- EulerTransverseCoefficientGevrey.formCost T C₀ C₁ CH = 9 * EulerTransverseCoefficientGevrey.derivativeCost T C₀ C₁ ^ 2 * (1 + T ^ 2 * CH)
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The polynomial cost of the actual weak forcing term.
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- EulerTransverseCoefficientGevrey.forcingCost T C₀ C₁ = 3 * (T * EulerTransverseCoefficientGevrey.derivativeCost T C₀ C₁)
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Every actual derivative of the fixed kinetic map has the same factorial bound.
Terminal integration adds only the interval-length factor.
The physical Dirichlet form has the coefficient-only factorial bound.
Factorial control of the concrete fixed-space operator follows from the prescribed paths.
The genuine weak right side has the input shift with a fixed polynomial cost.
Uniform polynomial bound for the inverse of the transported form.
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- EulerTransverseGevreyInverse.inverseCost T C₀ C₁ c = 2 * EulerTransverseGevreyInverse.transportCeiling T C₀ C₁ c ^ 2
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One polynomial top constant handles both coefficient and forcing amplitudes.
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The explicit fixed-space coercivity gives the promised polynomial inverse bound.
The actual zero-endpoint coordinate solve has a single-shift factorial bound with a radius uniform in the derivative order and input shift.
The factorial estimate applies to the recovered coordinate derivative of the original physical transverse solver.
The actual physical transverse velocity has the same factorial shift, with only the fixed coefficient multiplication constant.
Block cost, given by inverseBlockCost ι q (inverseCost T C₀ C₁ c) Rc (formCost T C₀ C₁ CH) (forcingBlockAmplitude ι q T Rc C₀ C₁ Cf).
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The actual weak forcing pullback has coefficient-only tensor bounds.
The genuine zero-trace coordinate solver gains one factorial shift at the identical external radius and fixed base Sobolev order.
Forgetting the zero-trace subtype is a contraction, so the actual coordinate L² velocity has the identical word estimate.