One flat weight on the active annulus #
The logarithmic edge distances carry their actual exponential coefficients. The global estimates are obtained from smooth edge factors and compactness.
Weight, given by FlatCutoff.edge c (y-a) * FlatCutoff.edge 4 (b-y).
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- NavierStokes.ActiveAnnulusWeight.weight c a b y = NavierStokes.FlatCutoff.edge c (y - a) * NavierStokes.FlatCutoff.edge 4 (b - y)
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Edge distance, given by min 1 (min (y-a) (b-y)).
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Radial weight, with branches according to 0 < X.
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- NavierStokes.ActiveAnnulusWeight.radialWeight c a b X = if 0 < X then NavierStokes.ActiveAnnulusWeight.weight c a b (Real.log X) else 0
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An actual local edge identity and a smooth coefficient. No weighted derivative bound is included in these data.
Coefficient of
EdgeFactor, of typeE × ℝ → V.- order : ℕ
Order of
EdgeFactor, of typeℕ. - width : ℝ
Width of
EdgeFactor, of typeℝ. Domain of
EdgeFactor, of typeSet (E × ℝ).- smooth : ContDiffOn ℝ (↑⊤) self.coefficient self.domain
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Exact local equality transports an edge model to a joined stress.
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Radial reflection, given by { (LinearEquiv.refl ℝ E).prodCongr (LinearEquiv.neg ℝ) with norm_map' := by intro q; simp [Prod.norm_def] }.
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- NavierStokes.ActiveAnnulusWeight.radialReflection = { toLinearEquiv := (LinearEquiv.refl ℝ E).prodCongr (LinearEquiv.neg ℝ), norm_map' := ⋯ }
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The local derivative estimates are consequences of the actual factor identity. Unique differentiability of the compact parameter set also covers its endpoints.
Positivity inside and genuine nonzero edge factors give one global positive lower constant for the explicit product weight.
All fixed full derivative tensors share the same explicit flat weight. The constants come from actual smooth coefficient jets and compactness.
Equation (20), for actual derivative tensors in the fixed logarithmic profile chart. The lower constant and the weight are independent of order.
The same weight controls genuine derivatives in X, not just in log X.
The change-of-variable constants are bounded on the fixed positive annulus.
The complete estimates in both fixed profile charts.
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Euclidean unit direction with positive angular component.
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A positive angular edge factor yields a genuine smooth unit direction for the stress, even where the stress itself vanishes at the edge.
Direction projection, given by 1+s*t.
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Direction gap, given by 2*(directionProjection s t)^2 - (v-2)*(t-s)^2.
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- NavierStokes.ActiveAnnulusWeight.directionGap v s t = 2 * NavierStokes.ActiveAnnulusWeight.directionProjection s t ^ 2 - (v - 2) * (t - s) ^ 2
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Equality of the boundary direction with the shear direction gives a strict cone margin on one uniform collar by continuity and compactness.
The actual stress direction has a smooth extension and a uniform strict cone margin when the genuine edge factor is aligned with the limiting shear.
A smooth extension of the actual unit direction, with strict margins for the true homogeneous cone inequalities on a full closed edge collar.
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The directional certificate together with the speed condition v_s > 2
on one common positive-width collar.
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Fixed activation parameters expose the actual Gaussian coefficient T².
The coefficient is smooth through the attachment.
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This is the factor in the actual activation stress identity, after its scaled coordinate is converted back to the logarithmic edge distance.
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The coefficient is constructed from the actual reference histories. Its boundary tilt is exactly the reference shear tilt, rather than an assumed directional estimate.
The initial ACT stress has a genuine smooth unit-direction extension and a strict cone margin relative to its actual shear.
The actual terminal stress uses coefficient 4 and inverse-cubic order.
The smooth factor is defined through the closed parameter endpoints.
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Equation (20) for a joined nominal stress with exact ACT and terminal edge identities. The only remaining global inputs are genuine smoothness and interior nonvanishing of that joined stress.