Genuine Cauchy convergence of uniformly bounded nonlinear viscous corrections in continuous cylinder L².
Genuine finite-interval Lipschitz comparison of actual correction solutions at different viscosities.
The existing Sobolev normed-group instance for the actual viscosity comparison.
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The existing real Sobolev module instance for the actual viscosity comparison.
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Two actual zero-initial correction mild solutions obey a pointwise L² Lipschitz estimate in viscosity. The differential energy inequality is derived from their literal equations and the actual spatial cancellations.
The genuine continuous L² path underlying a finite-Sobolev correction path.
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- EulerViscosityCauchy.valuePath period T u = (ContinuousLinearMap.compLeftContinuous ℝ (↑(Set.Icc 0 T)) (EulerCylinderSobolevSpace.valueOperator period q)) u
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The actual pointwise comparison controls the full continuous L² path norm.
Every actual uniformly Sobolev-bounded correction family with Cauchy viscosities is Cauchy in continuous cylinder L². Both the nonlinear difference equation and its metric estimate are proved internally.