Initial activation cone estimates #
The scalar estimates keep every error proportional to the activation itself. In particular, none of their constants involves the inverse of the retained damping parameter. The later results use the constructed activation fields.
Actual smooth factor in the reciprocal angular-field ratio.
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All fixed parameter jets of this actual ratio have uniform C*y*ea
bounds as the ramp width and retained damping tend to zero.
A quantitative cone estimate retaining the small activation factor.
The error scale s is C*y in the activation ramp.
A small activation preserves a uniform part of the reference v > 2
margin. There is no inverse-damping loss.
Combining the ramp and collar estimates gives the actual lower-root
criterion, including the strict lower bound on v.
Positivity of the actual flat activation on the nonzero ramp.
For any requested small activation, a fixed fraction of the ramp works
uniformly in its width and in every retained damping κ ∈ [0,1].
Uniform conversion of proved comparison estimates into a complete initial ramp and a first true-cone collar. The constants are chosen before the retained damping parameter.
Exact stress factorization when stock and shear-ratio errors carry the
constructed factor y*e. Neither component divides by the damping.
This extension is smooth without dividing by either activation or damping.
A common coefficient bound makes the normalized stress direction nonzero on a uniform first collar; the bound does not involve inverse damping.
The quadratic cone gap after removing the square of the flat activation.
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The actual cone coordinates formed from two stock coordinates and a shear ratio.
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- NavierStokes.ActivationCone.stockProjection p q t = p + q * t
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Stock cross, given by q - p * t.
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- NavierStokes.ActivationCone.stockCross p q t = q - p * t
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Projection error, given by dA + dB * (B / A) * (1 + z * dR) + (B ^ 2 / A) * dR.
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Passing from stock errors to cone errors preserves the exact common
factor. This computation contains no division by the damping κ.
One bound for the transported error factors, depending only on the
reference and primitive-factor bounds. It is uniform down to κ = 0.
Explicit transport of actual stock and reciprocal-field error bounds to the three cone-coordinate error bounds.
The genuine derivative-defined shear size has the cancellation form used in the error transport.
Activated stock one, given by ActivationStocks.logViewOne h X0 (activatedAngular T κ L) (logHistory X0 initial (activatedAngular T κ L) (controlled T κ U)).
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Activated stock two, constructed using ActivationStocks.logViewTwo.
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Activated projection, defined pointwise by stockProjection (activatedStockOne h X0 initial L U T κ p) (activatedStockTwo h X0 initial L U T κ p) (shearSlope T κ X0 L U p).
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Activated cross, defined pointwise by stockCross (activatedStockOne h X0 initial L U T κ p) (activatedStockTwo h X0 initial L U T κ p) (shearSlope T κ X0 L U p).
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Activated stress as an element of ℝ × ℝ.
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The actual integral-history stress has a smooth factor after division by the flat activation. Its inner-edge value is the positive reference direction.
The comparison estimates are derived from genuine log histories and the constructed reciprocal-field factor. Uniform stock estimates are obtained internally from their proved smooth factors.
A strict initial reference margin persists on one common radial collar. The collar is obtained from actual uniform continuity on a compact set.
Compact reference data provide all fixed bounds needed by the algebraic error transport and a genuine common initial cone collar.
The compact reference bounds are obtained for the actual constructed natural entrance profile, not supplied as extra estimates. The reference cutoff width is fixed while the later activation width is allowed to shrink.
The initial activation assertion is proved for the actual natural entrance
and its actual recomputed lag histories. Both the ramp width and the first
collar fraction are chosen uniformly in κ₀ ∈ (0,1).
The normalized stress of the actual activation extends smoothly to the inner edge, where its first component and angular directional margin have one positive lower bound, uniform in all activation parameters.