Algebra of the manuscript coordinates #
This module checks the algebra in equations (3)--(5). It does not construct a
smooth inverse coordinate chart, a Navier--Stokes solution, or a singularity.
q ^ b below denotes the real power, while η ^ 2 is a natural power.
L, given by 1 - 2 * h * η ^ 2.
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The inverse Jacobian acting on (τ',z'), first component.
Equations
- NavierStokes.CoordinateAlgebra.inverseQ q h η τ' z' = (τ' + 2 * q * η * z' / q ^ NavierStokes.CoordinateAlgebra.D h) / NavierStokes.CoordinateAlgebra.L h η
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The inverse Jacobian acting on (τ',z'), second component.
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Uniqueness of the coordinate rates from the two forward differential relations. This is a pointwise algebraic claim, with no inverse-function existence assumption hidden in its statement.
X time, given by X / (q * L h η).
Equations
- NavierStokes.CoordinateAlgebra.xTime q h η X = X / (q * NavierStokes.CoordinateAlgebra.L h η)
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Q axial, given by 2 * η * q / (q ^ D h * L h η).
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- NavierStokes.CoordinateAlgebra.qAxial q h η = 2 * η * q / (q ^ NavierStokes.CoordinateAlgebra.D h * NavierStokes.CoordinateAlgebra.L h η)
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X axial, given by -2 * η * X / (q ^ D h * L h η).
Equations
- NavierStokes.CoordinateAlgebra.xAxial q h η X = -2 * η * X / (q ^ NavierStokes.CoordinateAlgebra.D h * NavierStokes.CoordinateAlgebra.L h η)
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The T_b coefficient in equation (4), at a profile jet (F,FX,Fη).
Equations
- NavierStokes.CoordinateAlgebra.timeCoeff b h η X F FX Fη = (-b * F + NavierStokes.CoordinateAlgebra.D h * η * Fη + X * FX) / NavierStokes.CoordinateAlgebra.L h η
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The Z_b coefficient in equation (4), at a profile jet (F,FX,Fη).
Equations
- NavierStokes.CoordinateAlgebra.axialCoeff b h η X F FX Fη = (2 * η * b * F + NavierStokes.CoordinateAlgebra.d η * Fη - 2 * η * X * FX) / NavierStokes.CoordinateAlgebra.L h η
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Product/chain-rule expression for the time derivative of q^b F(X,η).
The theorem checks its exact coefficient and power of q; analytic
derivative hypotheses are separate from this algebraic identity.
Product/chain-rule expression for the axial derivative of q^b F(X,η).
Algebra behind the incompressibility formula (5). The two hypotheses
are the primitive identities (X Ubar)_X = U and its η derivative.