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LeanPool.NavierStokesAndEuler.NavierStokes.ActivationContinuation

The relaxed continuation after the initial activation #

The comparison formulas use actual stock coordinates. The scalar barrier uses the differential equation of the primitive-defined angular lag.

Bounds for the actual reference continuation #

The history estimates below use the primitive-defined lags and pressure of ProfileHistories. The reference source estimates and the ordered parameter choices are derived from the constructed natural and reference profiles.

Uniform source estimates from bounded low-level jets #

The compact variables below are the normalized axial value and average jets, the positive natural angular value, and the bounded remainder of its parameter logarithmic derivative. They are not source or cone assumptions.

The compact models are the actual profile sources #

Exact agreement with the natural entrance histories #

A normalization chosen before the cutoff time controls pressure #

Cone comparison for the actual reference histories #

Passing from the bounded concrete jets to the sources #

The ordered, constructed reference continuation #

Physical cone coordinates #

An exact barrier for the final constant-slope hold #

The final hold source is derived from the axis model #

Uniform transfer of actual field and history jets to the stocks #

The five history rows follow from actual first parameter jets #

Uniform comparison constants from the concrete reference #

Ordered preparation and transfer of normalized source jets #

The two terminal ramps preserve the actual relaxed inequality #

Binding the constructed physical ramp to the cone coordinates #

Uniform logarithmic-to-physical jet conversion #

Parameters and actual profiles of one common continuation #

Cone comparison followed by the actual lag barrier #

The complete ordered existence statement #

Exact data passed to the shape transition #