Residual estimates for the mixed diagonal sum #
The direct angular increments are summed as velocity fields, while the potential increments are differentiated after cutoff. Both use the same scale sequence. The actual mixed tail is estimated from these two different operations; it is not identified with the curl of an unspecified potential.
The finite uncut background and residual estimates are explicit inputs from the correction construction. The infinite-tail estimates and the resulting residual decay are proved here.
One physical diagonal schedule for potentials, direct fields, and pressure #
The three input sequences are fixed actual fields. Separate raw losses and logarithmic factors are combined before applying the proved cutoff estimates. The initial stage is retained explicitly in every resulting full sum.
Potential, given by 0.
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Direct, given by 1.
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Pressure, given by 2.
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Component space, with branches according to c = 2.
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Literal component selection; no new physical fields are chosen.
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Common raw loss, given by max (LA m) (max (LB m) (LP m)).
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- NavierStokes.MixedDiagonalSchedule.commonRawLoss LA LB LP m = max (LA m) (max (LB m) (LP m))
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Common loss, given by CutStageEstimates.cutLoss (commonRawLoss LA LB LP).
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The simultaneous estimates required by the mixed residual consumer. All three refer to the supplied full sequences, including their initial terms.
- potential : DiagonalJetBounds.CutStageBounds (fun (j : ℕ) => ↑(a j)) (PhysicalWaveSum.physicalQ h) A g L S
- direct : DiagonalJetBounds.CutStageBounds (fun (j : ℕ) => ↑(a j)) (PhysicalWaveSum.physicalQ h) B g L S
- pressure : DiagonalJetBounds.CutStageBounds (fun (j : ℕ) => ↑(a j)) (PhysicalWaveSum.physicalQ h) P g L S
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Three smooth sums data, collecting potential, direct, pressure.
- potential : ContDiffOn ℝ (↑⊤) (SolenoidalDiagonal.potentialSum (fun (j : ℕ) => ↑(a j)) (PhysicalWaveSum.physicalQ h) A) PhysicalWaveSum.preterminal
- direct : ContDiffOn ℝ (↑⊤) (SolenoidalDiagonal.potentialSum (fun (j : ℕ) => ↑(a j)) (PhysicalWaveSum.physicalQ h) B) PhysicalWaveSum.preterminal
- pressure : ContDiffOn ℝ (↑⊤) (SolenoidalDiagonal.potentialSum (fun (j : ℕ) => ↑(a j)) (PhysicalWaveSum.physicalQ h) P) PhysicalWaveSum.preterminal
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Enlarge only the fixed derivative loss. Absolute values remove any unnecessary sign assumption on the originally supplied raw constants.
Suppressing stage zero does not change any positive-stage estimate.
Simultaneous bounds for the fixed three input families and one actual integer schedule. No cut-stage estimate is a hypothesis.
Exact initial-stage bookkeeping for the actual sum. The full sequence is never replaced by its positive part without retaining this first term.
The same schedule also yields smooth full sums when stage zero is smooth. The quantitative input still concerns only positive stages.
Reattach the actual initial cutoff term to a smooth positive sum. The initial field only needs smoothness on its original valid q-domain.
Every full sum, including stage zero, is genuinely zero beyond the original validity range. No value of the uncut totalization is used there.
Local-q version for all three literal families. The initial scale places every support inside the validity region; the full sums, with stage zero retained, are smooth on all preterminal spacetime.
Velocity, defined pointwise by SolenoidalDiagonal.velocitySum a q A z + SolenoidalDiagonal.potentialSum a q B z.
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Stage zero remains in every nonempty uncut prefix.
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Pressure, given by SolenoidalDiagonal.potentialSum a q P.
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Residual, defined pointwise by navierStokesResidual (velocity a q A B) (pressure a q P) z.1 z.2.
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The residual is exactly the nonlinear residual used by the mixed localization and force construction, including both cross interactions.
Smoothness of the full cut sums suffices. The raw stages need not be smooth outside the positive-scale domain where they are constructed.
One derivative is paid for the potential component only. The loss depends on the derivative order, never on the stage number.
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- NavierStokes.MixedDiagonalResidual.velocityLoss LA LB m = max (LA (m + 1)) (LB m)
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Every positive power follows by selecting an adequately advanced finite uncut stage. No one fixed tail is assumed to have all powers.
The actual physical scale has its joint zero limit at the origin.
Thus the finite-stage construction inputs give the tensor limits needed
by MixedPeriodicAssembly, rather than postulating those limits.
A single schedule is selected from the three genuine raw estimates. The resulting mixed residual has joint zero jets. All raw fields are used only on their stated positive-scale domain, and stage zero is retained.