A complete coefficient space with compatible actual derivatives #
Normalized bounded continuous jets are restricted by closed, linear fundamental-theorem-of-calculus identities. Thus a point of the resulting Banach space determines genuine smooth coefficient functions, not unrelated arrays masquerading as their derivatives.
Concrete coefficient estimates for the natural-axis norm #
Products are actual finite coefficient convolutions with the Leibniz binomial factors. In particular, the mixed derivative estimate is proved after the radial inverse; no boundedness of either differentiation operator on its own is assumed.
The exact coefficient weight printed in the candidate manuscript.
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Square decay, given by 1 / ((n : ℝ) + 1) ^ 2.
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- NavierStokes.AxisWeightEstimates.squareDecay n = 1 / (↑n + 1) ^ 2
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The one-dimensional convolution constant is at most eight.
The analytic factors respect the Leibniz convolution with constant one.
The finite weight convolution associated with radial multiplication and the parameter Leibniz rule.
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The manuscript's uniform algebra constant 64, with actual finite sums.
Actual radial convolution with the parameter Leibniz coefficients.
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- NavierStokes.AxisWeightEstimates.jetProduct f g n m = ∑ ij ∈ Finset.antidiagonal n, ∑ kl ∈ Finset.antidiagonal m, ↑(m.choose kl.1) * f ij.1 kl.1 * g ij.2 kl.2
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Uniform coefficient product bound, requiring only the actual coefficient bounds on the two input arrays.
Radial divisor, given by ((n : ℝ) + 1) * ((n : ℝ) + r).
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- NavierStokes.AxisWeightEstimates.radialDivisor r n = (↑n + 1) * (↑n + ↑r)
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The extra parameter and dot factors fit inside the regular radial divisor.
Mixed weight sum, choosing the witness provided by kl.1.
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The coefficient at radial degree n+1 of J_r((∂η f) D_Y g). The radial divisor is distributed over its finite convolution sum.
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The mixed derivative is bounded after radial inversion, with explicit constant 5120/ε. Neither individual derivative is assumed bounded.
Coefficients of the zero-datum primitive.
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- NavierStokes.AxisWeightEstimates.primitiveJet f 0 x✝ = 0
- NavierStokes.AxisWeightEstimates.primitiveJet f n.succ x✝ = f n x✝ / (↑n + 1)
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Coefficients of the regular zero-datum inverse of Y f'' + r f'.
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The primitive is applied together with the parameter derivative.
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- NavierStokes.AxisWeightEstimates.parameterPrimitiveJet f 0 x✝ = 0
- NavierStokes.AxisWeightEstimates.parameterPrimitiveJet f n.succ x✝ = f n (x✝ + 1) / (↑n + 1)
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Put the already estimated mixed coefficient in its output radial degree.
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The continuous clamping map is only an extension device. Smoothness is proved on the original closed interval, including its one-sided endpoint jets.
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- I.project = Set.projIcc I.left I.right ⋯
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Ambient normalized jets with the supremum norm over both indices and the compact parameter interval.
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The coefficient space, retaining the inherited genuine norm and linear structure.
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A coefficient is the zeroth actual jet.
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- NavierStokes.AxisCoefficientSpace.coefficient I w A n = NavierStokes.AxisCoefficientSpace.jet I w (↑A) n 0
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FTC compatibility identifies the derivative within the closed interval; this includes the corresponding one-sided endpoint derivatives.
At every interior point these are the ordinary real derivatives.
Every stored jet is the corresponding iterated derivative of the actual function.
Genuine infinite smoothness on the full compact interval.
On the interior these are ordinary smooth real functions on an open neighborhood, so an original interval may be placed inside this enlarged one.
For nonzero weights, the normalized actual derivative recovers exactly the stored bounded-continuous coordinate.
This is precisely the supremum quotient norm in the manuscript, expressed by its universal upper-bound characterization.
Positive weights leave no independent or invisible jet coordinates: equality of the actual coefficient functions forces equality in the space.
Normalize an actual continuous jet family with a uniform weighted bound.
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Actual derivative compatibility implies the closed FTC compatibility required by the Banach-space representation.
Reverse constructor used by genuine products and radial operators: a continuous family with actual adjacent derivatives and the weighted bound becomes an element of the complete coefficient space.
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- NavierStokes.AxisCoefficientSpace.ofJetFamily I w hw J hcont hderiv C _hC hbound = ⟨NavierStokes.AxisCoefficientSpace.rawOfJetFamily I w hw J hcont C hbound, ⋯⟩
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A smooth coefficient family's genuine iterated derivatives form the
adjacent derivative chain required by ofJetFamily.
Reverse constructor from actual smooth coefficient functions with uniform bounds on all their parameter derivatives.
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The specific space in GAX.2, with the manuscript's exact positive weights
when ε>0. Completeness and normed vector-space structures are inherited.
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The concrete space is a complete normed space of actual smooth functions.
Each actual derivative is controlled by exactly the printed weight.
The exact manuscript norm, with actual derivatives in its quotient.