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LeanPool.NavierStokesAndEuler.NavierStokes.NaturalProfile

Actual natural profiles in the original radial variable #

This module reconstructs the unscaled natural profiles from the actual smooth solutions of the coefficient-space problem. Derivative identities refer to ordinary derivatives of the reconstructed real functions.

The actual fixed coefficients of the natural-axis problem #

The pressure comes from its proved holomorphic integral extension. A common complex neighborhood is chosen by compactness and nonvanishing of the two actual denominators. Every fixed field is then embedded in the same complete space of compatible coefficient functions.

The fixed real natural-axis data #

The small parameters are quantitative. The unique zero of H is proved, not postulated. The pressure is an input with explicit real smoothness, negativity, and derivative-sign hypotheses; its construction and complex analytic estimates are separate results.

The pressure datum from a nonnegative weighted schedule #

The clock weights and bounded exponents are fixed input functions. Regularity of the pressure is deduced from the integral, not assumed as an input.

Uniform analytic input for the natural-axis coefficient space #

The hypotheses concern one common complex neighborhood of the entire real parameter interval. Cauchy's integral formula supplies bounds on actual derivatives; the derivative bounds are not hypotheses of the construction.

An actual holomorphic primitive on a convex open set #

The primitive is the radial segment integral. Its derivative is proved by differentiating under a uniformly dominated integral on a compact local product, then applying the real fundamental theorem of calculus along the segment. No disk containing the entire domain and no assumed primitive are required.