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LeanPool.NavierStokesAndEuler.NavierStokes.GermCandidateAssembly

Mixed candidate assembly from primitive axis zero germs #

Potential increments may be arbitrary physical fields. Their local axis zero germs replace the copy-potential representation used by the original consumer. All raw estimates, finite residual estimates, shrinking support and finite endpoint-extension obligations remain unchanged. The diagonal schedule, axis blow-up, infinite residual limits and candidate consequences are derived.

Consequences of the actual candidate fields #

No candidate existence is asserted here. The first results use precisely CandidateProperties. Force derivatives at initial time are taken within the physical future half-space. For the actual globally smooth constructed force these are proved equal to its ordinary full derivatives.

A concrete periodic H³ supremum bound #

Coordinate fundamental-theorem-of-calculus estimates are iterated over the unit cube. All derivatives below are the ordinary Frechet coordinate derivatives on ProblemStatement.Space.

Conditional maximal classical lifespan of the candidate #

An actual CandidateProperties witness has maximal classical lifespan one. The proof uses the proved periodic uniqueness theorem and a compactness bound for a continuous periodic field across time one. It assumes no general Navier--Stokes existence theorem and never identifies pressure gauges.

Retaining the actual mixed candidate and its consequences #

The finite-stage inputs are exactly those of MixedCandidateAssembly.candidate_of_finite_stages. The same selected schedule supplies the actual velocity and pressure sums, their endpoint extensions, and the force with all proved consequences.