Actual source coefficient paths for the transverse inverse #
Evaluation of the uniformly smooth spatial coefficient path gives a genuine smooth map from position to time paths. Restriction to the fixed orthonormal reference plane is a linear contraction. The pointwise source derivative bounds therefore imply exactly the time-path coefficient bounds required by the constructed transverse inverse.
The source frame Q = F R⊥ #
These coefficient lemmas discharge the moving-plane range and lower-frame hypotheses using the prescribed invertible deformation and orthonormal reference plane. No inverse solution or acceleration is supplied as input.
The fixed orthonormal reference-plane embedding.
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Applying the source deformation to the fixed orthonormal reference plane.
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- EulerTransverseSourceFrame.framePath m₀ R T F = { toFun := fun (t : ↑(Set.Icc 0 T)) => F t ∘SL EulerTransverseSourceFrame.referenceEmbedding m₀ R, continuous_toFun := ⋯ }
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The frame is literally the source expression F R⊥.
The source frame maps into the moving tangent plane.
Every moving tangent vector is in the range of the actual source frame.
A bound on F⁻¹ gives a quantitative lower frame bound, because R⊥ is isometric.
The actual within-interval derivative commutes with a fixed reference frame.
The source equation F_tt = -H F gives the precise frame equation used in (10).
For the literal source frame F R⊥, the actual transverse inverse has
zero-endpoint H² coordinates satisfying equation (10). All range and inverse
bounds used by the strong theorem are discharged from F and R⊥ here.
Cache the standard NormedAddCommGroup (Space →ᵇ V) instance to shorten typeclass
synthesis.
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Cache the standard NormedSpace ℝ (Space →ᵇ V) instance to shorten typeclass synthesis.
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Actual spatial evaluation, performed uniformly along the time path.
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Evaluation is a contraction in the genuine uniform path norm.
The source coefficient viewed as a time path at a spatial position.
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The coefficient path has the literal prescribed pointwise values.
Genuine smooth position dependence, in the uniform time-path norm.
Source pointwise derivative bounds give actual operator-norm derivatives of the time path.
Every prescribed factorial coefficient bound survives the time-path construction.
Independent angle variables can be added by a fixed spatial projection.
A spatial projection of norm at most one preserves the literal source derivative bounds.
Joint spatial/angle coefficient bounds follow from the source spatial bounds.
Cache the standard NormedAddCommGroup (U →L[ℝ] Space) instance to shorten typeclass
synthesis.
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Cache the standard NormedSpace ℝ (U →L[ℝ] Space) instance to shorten typeclass synthesis.
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Cache the standard NormedAddCommGroup C(Icc (0 : ℝ) T,U →L[ℝ] Space) instance to shorten
typeclass synthesis.
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Cache the standard NormedSpace ℝ C(Icc (0 : ℝ) T,U →L[ℝ] Space) instance to shorten
typeclass synthesis.
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Cache the standard NormedAddCommGroup C(Icc (0 : ℝ) T,Space →L[ℝ] Space) instance to
shorten typeclass synthesis.
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Cache the standard NormedSpace ℝ C(Icc (0 : ℝ) T,Space →L[ℝ] Space) instance to shorten
typeclass synthesis.
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The fixed orthonormal reference embedding is a contraction, including a trivial plane.
Restrict an actual coefficient operator to the reference plane.
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The time-path reference restriction is a genuine bounded linear map.
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This restriction is exactly the source frame path F Rperp.
Orthogonal reference restriction does not enlarge the coefficient path norm.
The actual source frame depends smoothly on position in time-path operator norm.
Source spatial factorial bounds give the exact frame-path bounds used by the inverse.
The literal frame remains smooth after adjoining independent angle coordinates.
The actual source F Rperp coefficients satisfy the full joint parameter factorial bounds.