Uniform future-pressure bounds for the actual outgoing schedule #
The estimates concern OutgoingTail.finalAngular, rather than a profile with an
assumed envelope. Its clock decay is obtained directly from the prescribed
slopes, including the first unit ramp. Angular derivatives are derivatives of
the actual improper integral.
The logarithm of the clock factor, omitting its positive constant prefactor.
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Clock slope, constructed using slope.
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A single numerical constant, independent of every schedule parameter.
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The canonical pressure from the actual future of the clean outgoing field.
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The moment indexed by the nonnegative shape exponent.
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- NavierStokes.FuturePressureBounds.futureMass d y n eta = ∫ (t : ℝ) in Set.Ioi y, NavierStokes.SchedulePressure.shapeExponent d t ^ n * NavierStokes.OutgoingTail.finalAngular d (t, eta) ^ 2
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Future weight, given by (Ioi y).indicator (clockWeight d) t * shapeExponent d t ^ n.
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The exact bridge to the initial ramp/drop pressure history.
A future-supported edit with zero total integral has zero future integral.
The actual pressure-neutral angular reset may be omitted before its support.
All three estimates use numerical constants uniform in lambda, h, and
the other choices in the constructed schedule.