Terminal extensions from a common shrinking outer support #
The actual similarity coordinate tends jointly to zero at a terminal point whose axial coordinate is zero. A family supported inside a common multiple of its square root therefore vanishes on one common open past neighborhood of every nonzero such point. This argument applies before summing or taking the spatial curl, and requires neither a lower support radius nor estimates on the individual summands.
The actual Cartesian distance to the symmetry axis.
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The support radius uses the same physical similarity coordinate as the wave construction, rather than a separately postulated scale.
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One geometric neighborhood works for every member of any family with
the same outer support constant. No sign or size assumption on C is needed.
Zero-preserving pointwise reconstructions, including real parts and vector-valued coefficient maps, preserve the physical support invariant.
Multiplying a correction by any scalar cutoff preserves its outer support; the cutoff can depend on all physical variables.
The normalized annulus and the actual dyadic-mask comparison imply a uniform physical outer radius. The product norm costs a factor of two.
An adapter from the already constructed scalar physical wave family. This uses its actual amplitude support and its actual slow mask.
The complete physical copy-and-label sum has the same outer support. The support witness keeps the individual copy and its own carrier center.
At every preterminal point strictly outside the support radius the field is zero on an ambient neighborhood.
Actual joint derivatives vanish on the same open past neighborhood.
The extension is the literal zero function on an actual ambient open neighborhood, not only a limiting boundary value.
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- NavierStokes.AnnularEndpoint.zeroExtension hU hxU hf = { value := fun (x : NavierStokes.JointResidualLimits.SpaceTime) => 0, domain := U, isOpen := hU, mem := hxU, smooth := ⋯, agrees := ⋯ }
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The support argument supplies the central-plane branch. Extensions at nonzero axial coordinate remain a separate, explicit input.
Adding a correction which vanishes on a past neighborhood preserves the literal extension of the base field on the intersection.
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The extension of a potential yields the extension of its actual Cartesian spatial curl.
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- NavierStokes.AnnularEndpoint.curlExtension e = { value := NavierStokes.SpatialCurl.spatialCurl e.value, domain := e.domain, isOpen := ⋯, mem := ⋯, smooth := ⋯, agrees := ⋯ }
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One neighborhood kills both complete diagonal sums, their actual curl, and every joint derivative. The scalar cutoffs are arbitrary.
Add the actual diagonal sum before taking any velocity derivative.
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- NavierStokes.AnnularEndpoint.diagonalAddition f a q F w = f w + NavierStokes.SolenoidalDiagonal.potentialSum a q F w
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Exact local agreement includes the concrete nonlinear Cartesian residual, without an assumed residual estimate.
Local smooth field extensions determine a smooth extension of the actual Navier--Stokes residual by its differential formula.
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Apply the shrinking-support construction to the actual selected slow-base potential in the terminally smooth radial gauge. All correction orders are retained. This assertion is at the central plane only.
Near each nonzero terminal central-plane point, the corrected actual velocity, pressure, and residual agree as ambient germs with the same constructed slow base. All joint derivatives therefore agree there too.