Terminal compensation for genuinely parameter-dependent debts #
The physical heat parameter is 1-η². This module retains its contribution
to the debt derivative. Smoothness at the ends of a compact parameter range
is relative smoothness; all endpoint derivatives are actual derivWithin.
First jet within bound as an element of Prop.
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Both terms are present: the amplitude derivative and the genuine debt derivative.
The constructed three-row inverse applies to a genuinely varying debt. The derivative estimate includes its actual first parameter derivative.
Change from the heat-switch normalization to a patch at radius q*K.
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The fixed ratio costs one bounded linear operator in both the value and the actual parameter derivative.
Uniform O(1/K) value and derivative bounds for a nonconstant physical
debt family give exact compensation with the same first-jet cost.
Input may be normalized at the heat switch itself; the proved ratio map transports both required bounds to the reserved patch.
Inside the parameter domain these bounds are on ordinary derivatives.
Scalar physical estimates at their natural three scales give the vector estimate required by the compensation solver, including the actual derivative.
The actual three physical debts use the diffusion parameter 1-η².
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Both estimates concern the actual nonconstant physical debt.
The physical heat edit with diffusion 1-η² allows exact three-moment
compensation, including the closed parameter endpoints and uniform first jets.