Joint dependence of terminal flat primitive factors #
The coefficient depends on a finite-dimensional auxiliary parameter and the edge coordinate. The factor is the actual transformed improper integral.
Actual iterated partial derivatives retain local joint smoothness. The proof uses the derivative recursion, not independently supplied jets.
Factor, given by ∫ t in Ioi (0 : ℝ), kernel c j b y t.
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- NavierStokes.ParametricFlatFactor.factor c j b y = ∫ (t : ℝ) in Set.Ioi 0, NavierStokes.ParametricFlatFactor.kernel c j b y t
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Primitive, given by FlatPrimitive.primitive c j (fun u => b (y.1, u)) y.2.
Equations
- NavierStokes.ParametricFlatFactor.primitive c j b y = NavierStokes.FlatPrimitive.primitive c j (fun (u : ℝ) => b (y.1, u)) y.2
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Joint smoothness gives measurability of every actual parameter derivative in the integration variable.
Finitely many actual coefficient derivatives have one common bound on each bounded closed parameter-coordinate ball.
Uniform bounds for the coefficient jets on compact parameter sets, together with the concrete joint kernel estimate, provide the integrable majorants required for actual Fréchet differentiation under the integral.
The constructed normalized factor is jointly smooth in every auxiliary parameter and the edge coordinate.
This formula includes all mixed parameter/edge derivatives as genuine Fréchet derivatives, with the corresponding multilinear maps integrated.
Jointly smooth factorization with no assumed factor smoothness or integrable derivative bounds in its hypotheses.