Exact radial aliases and Fourier suppression #
The compactification defect is retained as an actual function. Its averaging and integration-by-parts identities concern genuine Bochner integrals.
State: an abbreviation for ℝ × Plane.
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Integer translation invariance of an actual function on the universal cover.
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- NavierStokes.FourierAlias.TorusPeriodic f = ∀ (Y : NavierStokes.TorusInverse.Plane) (k : NavierStokes.TorusInverse.Frequency), f (Y + (↑k.1, ↑k.2)) = f Y
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The actual normalized unit-square average.
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Slice mean, given by torusMean (fun Y => f (U, Y)).
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The exact defect in D Ic = f - cutoffAlias.
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- NavierStokes.FourierAlias.cutoffAlias χ M v f z = deriv χ z.1 • NavierStokes.TransportPrimitive.totalIntegral M v f z
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Averaging is invariant under any real torus translation.
Fubini on two compact real intervals.
The torus and radial averages commute as actual iterated integrals.
The shifted total integral has exactly the radially integrated source mean.
The exact defect is supported in the transition interval of the cutoff, which may be strictly inside the radial support interval of the source.
The alias is an exact term in the constructed inverse identity.
Actual smooth periodic fields have bounded finite prefixes of full Fréchet jets on every compact radial slab.
Before using oscillation, every finite prefix of alias jets has a bound uniform in both the frequency and the translation direction.
The existing repeated IBP identity, now for the actual U-dependent total integral. No alias is discarded.
Differentiate the exact scalar IBP identity. This controls full derivative tensors, including every ordinary mixed coordinate derivative.
Remove the actual full torus mean at each fixed radial coordinate.
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If the integrated bar vanishes, subtracting the bar does not change the alias at all. This is the exact reduction used for the pressure source.
The successive slow derivatives of actual directional Fourier inverses.
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The interleaved construction is exactly the manuscript's slow derivative of the iterated Fourier inverse, because the actual operators commute.
Exact arbitrary-order IBP with the Fourier inverse constructed from the given source's own coefficients. No antiderivative or decay premise remains.
All fixed jets of the exact alias gain arbitrarily many inverse powers of the frequency. The constant precedes the frequency, point, and jet index.
The square average is the normalized Haar average of the actual descent.
The actual chart slow scale is subpower relative to epsilon. Consequently
an arbitrary fixed slow loss can be absorbed into half of a positive epsilon
gain. The reciprocal-frequency premise alone would not imply this for an
unrestricted scale S.
For each requested epsilon power one fixed finite IBP order suffices.
Uniform full-jet superflatness of the retained exact alias. Constants and the eventual threshold may depend on the requested jet order and epsilon power, but not on the frequency index, evaluation point, or smaller jet.
Specialization to the manuscript's explicitly constructed radial
frequency, whose reciprocal bound is already proved in ChartScales.