Gaussian bounds from a decreasing instantaneous rate #
The integral is oriented: a point before the midpoint reverses the integration limits. The main theorem proves the same quadratic bounds on both sides, under local differentiability and derivative bounds on a convex domain.
Reference pulse growth #
This file verifies the scalar reference growth calculation in Lemma 8.5 and
Proposition A.4 of the supplied manuscript. The denominator (1 + u^2)^(3/2)
is written as (1 + u^2) * sqrt (1 + u^2) to avoid fractional-power notation.
These results do not assert bounds on the actual variable-coefficient ODE or
on its parameter derivatives.
Characteristic equation for the two off-diagonal reference coefficients.
Here a = 2 F₀ Nθ and b = -(2 F₀ Nθ + |g₀|) in the manuscript.
The hypothesis is the manuscript's definition of the squared reference rate;
its positivity from the geometric cone is not assumed to have been established.
The prescribed damping exactly cancels growth at the threshold.
For positive magnitudes the reference growth is strictly decreasing.
Magnitude of either signed schedule, in the slot-time variable.
Instances For
Zero reference growth at the slot midpoint.
Local derivative bounds integrate to a quadratic sandwich around a zero of the rate.
No ordering of midpoint and time is assumed. In the backwards case, both the
pointwise comparison and the oriented integral reverse order.
Gaussian upper and lower bounds with the manuscript's slot-length normalization.
For positive c and slot length the midpoint is the unique maximum on the domain.
Derivative of the manuscript's scalar reference rate in its magnitude variable.
Equations
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The displayed rate derivative is an actual derivative, including at zero.
Explicit, slot-length-independent bounds on the reference derivative.
The reference rate expressed in slot time.
Equations
- NavierStokes.GaussianEnvelope.referenceRate lam u ell time = NavierStokes.PulseGrowth.netGrowth lam u (NavierStokes.PulseGrowth.slotMagnitude u ell time)
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Bounds on the derivative in slot time, uniformly for all positive slot lengths.
Two-sided Gaussian bounds for the actual scalar reference envelope.
All analytic hypotheses of gaussian_envelope_bounds are proved here from the
explicit reference formula. The constants depend on lam and u, not ell.
The reference envelope has positive Gaussian constants uniform in slot length.