Full-vector bounds for the actual moving-gauge excluded aliases #
The pressure source class is derived from the primitive base, operators, mean, and covariance. Scalar alias estimates are then applied to that actual source and lifted through fixed linear component maps. All regularity is supplied by the incoming primitive fields and the genuine pressure reconstruction, not by a hypothesis on an alias output.
An ordinary class for the literal radial forcing, before pressure
reconstruction. No class of gr is an input.
The actual moving strip, with the manuscript's band scale.
Equations
- NavierStokes.GaugeExcludedBounds.actualStrip U ha hcL hcR hh L hL = NavierStokes.LocalSignedRequest.movingStripData U a b cL cR ha hcL hcR (NavierStokes.ChartScales.epsilon h) L ⋯ ⋯ hL
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The actual moving pressure/stream gauge.
Equations
- NavierStokes.GaugeExcludedBounds.actualGauge h a b Mbase hab index = NavierStokes.VariableGaugeMean.similarityGauge h (NavierStokes.ChartScales.radialExponent h) a b Mbase hab index
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The actual pressure alias as a full vector, both on the stripped domain and on its angular lift. Its source class is derived internally.
Every real target power is available, hence every positive one.
The vector signs are those of the literal pressureAliasState.
Regularity of the actual raw axial residual follows from the primitive fields and the pressure reconstruction invariant. Only its ordinary incoming class is an induction input.
For a literally reconstructed incoming state the fixed-pressure invariant is discharged by the construction itself.