Axis preservation for the mixed physical diagonal #
The wave terms below are the actual sums of full, copy-dependent carriers. Only native support geometry and support cells are used. Mean stream potentials and direct angular velocities remain separate inputs and sums.
The support hypotheses may hold on a proper open physical subdomain, such
as t < 1 and physicalQ h < qbig. No global smoothness of an uncut stage,
common annular radius for all stages, or blow-up of the resulting diagonal
is postulated.
Actual copy sums vanish near the axis #
Primitive data for one actual vector-valued copy sum. Support cells retain the genuine locally finite meaning of the copy periodization.
- Copy : Type u
Copy of
CopyPotential, of typeType u. - harmonics : ℕ
Harmonics of
CopyPotential, of typeℕ. - family : Fin 3 → PhysicalCopyBounds.CopyFamily self.harmonics self.Copy
Family of
CopyPotential, of typeFin 3 → PhysicalCopyBounds.CopyFamily harmonics Copy. - inner : ℝ
Inner of
CopyPotential, of typeℝ. - outer : ℝ
Outer of
CopyPotential, of typeℝ. - width : ℝ
Width of
CopyPotential, of typeℝ. - axialRadius : ℝ
Axial radius of
CopyPotential, of typeℝ. - gap : ℕ
Gap of
CopyPotential, of typeℕ. - support (i : Fin 3) : LocalPhysicalCopyBounds.SupportData (self.family i) self.inner self.outer h self.width self.axialRadius self.gap
- cells (i : Fin 3) : PhysicalCopyBounds.SupportCells (self.family i)
Cells of
CopyPotential, of type∀ i, PhysicalCopyBounds.SupportCells (family i).
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Field, given by PhysicalCopyBounds.vectorSum p.family p.inner h p.width.
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Local primitive support of the mean terms #
Support of a literal angular scalar on the actual physical domain.
Smoothness is deliberately absent: the domain can be the raw stage's
small-q domain, and axis preservation uses only these support facts.
- scalar : DirectAngularDiagonal.Coefficient
Scalar of
AngularSupport, of typeDirectAngularDiagonal.Coefficient. - inner : DirectAngularDiagonal.Slow → ℝ
Inner of
AngularSupport, of typeDirectAngularDiagonal.Slow → ℝ. - inner_continuous : ContinuousOn (fun (w : ProblemStatement.SpaceTime) => self.inner (DirectAngularDiagonal.slowPoint w)) Ω
- inner_pos (w : ProblemStatement.SpaceTime) : w ∈ Ω → 0 < self.inner (DirectAngularDiagonal.slowPoint w)
- vanishes (w : ProblemStatement.SpaceTime) : w ∈ Ω → DirectAngularDiagonal.radius w < self.inner (DirectAngularDiagonal.slowPoint w) → self.scalar (DirectAngularDiagonal.cylPoint w) = 0
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Field, given by DirectAngularDiagonal.angularField D.scalar.
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Zero, bundling scalar, inner, inner_continuous, inner_pos and the required
compatibility proofs.
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- NavierStokes.MixedAxisPreservation.AngularSupport.zero Ω = { scalar := 0, inner := fun (x : NavierStokes.DirectAngularDiagonal.Slow) => 1, inner_continuous := ⋯, inner_pos := ⋯, vanishes := ⋯ }
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Finite direct angular pieces can be combined without taking a radial or axial primitive. The inner support radius is their positive minimum.
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Existing mean-field AngularData restricts to the required physical
domain. Its actual scalar, normalization, and graph are unchanged.
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One potential increment: finitely many actual copy-vector sums and finitely many literal azimuthal mean stream potentials. Direct angular velocities are not included in this potential.
- waveCount : ℕ
Wave count of
PotentialStage, of typeℕ. - waves : Fin self.waveCount → CopyPotential h
Waves of
PotentialStage, of typeFin waveCount → CopyPotential.{u} h. - streamCount : ℕ
Stream count of
PotentialStage, of typeℕ. - streams : Fin self.streamCount → AngularSupport Ω
Streams of
PotentialStage, of typeFin streamCount → AngularSupport Ω.
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Field, defined pointwise by (∑ i : Fin p.waveCount, (p.waves i).field w) + ∑ i : Fin p.streamCount, (p.streams i).field w.
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The zeroth potential is the anchored base; all positive stages are the constructed copy/mean increments.
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- NavierStokes.MixedAxisPreservation.potentialSeries base p 0 = base
- NavierStokes.MixedAxisPreservation.potentialSeries base p j.succ = (p j).field
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The actual two diagonal sums #
Potential diagonal, given by SolenoidalDiagonal.potentialSum scales (PhysicalWaveSum.physicalQ h) (potentialSeries base p).
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Direct diagonal, given by DirectAngularDiagonal.angularSum scales (PhysicalWaveSum.physicalQ h) (fun j => (D j).scalar).
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- NavierStokes.MixedAxisPreservation.directDiagonal h D scales = NavierStokes.DirectAngularDiagonal.angularSum scales (NavierStokes.PhysicalWaveSum.physicalQ h) fun (j : ℕ) => (D j).scalar
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Mixed diagonal, given by DirectAngularDiagonal.mixedVelocity scales (PhysicalWaveSum.physicalQ h) (potentialSeries base p) (fun j => (D j).scalar).
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Every preterminal axis germ in the support domain is the curl of the cut base, even before its zeroth cutoff has reached the plateau.
On the zeroth cutoff plateau all potential and direct corrections preserve the base curl on a neighborhood, not just at a point.
Only eventual support near the terminal origin is needed; the raw increments can have a smaller domain than the whole preterminal region.
Finite initialization stays in stage zero #
Initialized base, defined pointwise by base w + initial.field w.
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- NavierStokes.MixedAxisPreservation.initializedBase base initial w = base w + initial.field w
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This is the manuscript's stage numbering: the finite initialization and base share cutoff zero; each subsequent stage has its own cutoff.
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Initialized diagonal, given by mixedDiagonal (initializedBase base initial) p D scales.
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The actual small-similarity-parameter domain #
Local domain, given by {w | w.1 < 1 ∧ PhysicalWaveSum.physicalQ h w < qbig}.
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Compatibility with the global axis-preservation endpoint #
When support is known on the full preterminal region, the existing
AxisPreservation.origin_blowup theorem applies to the actual copy series.
The local-domain theorem above does not require this stronger hypothesis.
The anchored base supplies the actual blow-up #
Raw stage support is needed only where q < qbig. The concrete base,
the actual cutoff scale, and the literal mixed sums are kept throughout.
The exponent belongs to the already selected, constructed profile.