Endpoint limits from actual joint jets and local one-sided extensions #
The input is an actual function, smooth on t < 1. Its full Frechet jets
vanish jointly at (1,0), and it has an actual smooth local extension near
each other point of the terminal slice. The boundary tensor family and its
local uniform convergence are constructed below.
Joint convergence to boundary values forces continuity of those values. No continuity or local-uniform convergence of the boundary map is assumed.
Reverse joint-to-local-uniform implication, using the uniform-space characterization of local uniform convergence.
A genuine smooth extension on a neighborhood, agreeing with the original
function on the portion of that neighborhood with t < 1.
- value : SpaceTime → V
Value of
OneSidedExtension, of typeSpaceTime → V. Domain of
OneSidedExtension, of typeSet SpaceTime.- smooth : ContDiffOn ℝ (↑⊤) self.value self.domain
- agrees : Set.EqOn self.value f (self.domain ∩ SpacetimeEndpoint.openPast 1)
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Away extensions, given by ∀ x : Space, x ≠ 0 → Nonempty (OneSidedExtension f x).
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Vanishing joint jets, given by ∀ n : ℕ, Tendsto (iteratedFDeriv ℝ n f) (𝓝[SpacetimeEndpoint.openPast 1] ((1 : ℝ), (0 : Space))) (𝓝 0).
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- NavierStokes.JointResidualLimits.VanishingJointJets f = ∀ (n : ℕ), Filter.Tendsto (iteratedFDeriv ℝ n f) (nhdsWithin (1, 0) (NavierStokes.SpacetimeEndpoint.openPast 1)) (nhds 0)
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Local agreement on the open past gives agreement of every actual jet.
One family of tensors, selected from actual extensions away from zero. At the origin each tensor is explicitly zero.
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- NavierStokes.JointResidualLimits.boundaryLimits f hext x = if hx : x = 0 then 0 else ftaylorSeries ℝ (Classical.choice ⋯).value (1, x)
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The chosen tensors agree with every actual local extension, so they do not depend on the choice used to construct the family.
Values at and after time one, including an arbitrary zero extension, do not change the boundary family when the past functions agree.
Actual derivative recurrence on the open past; the jet family is not independent input data.
Spatial differentiation of a boundary tensor is restriction of the next full spacetime tensor to a spatial first argument.
On t < 1 this is the original function; on t ≥ 1 this auxiliary
closed-side extension is constant in time with the constructed boundary trace.
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- One or more equations did not get rendered due to their size.
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The limit portion of the CandidateFromLimits input is constructed
solely from actual joint jet limits and one-sided local extensions.
Complete endpoint implication, including derived smoothness and exact compatibility of all boundary tensors.