The actual slot phase and its material defect #
This module uses the phase in equation (26), with independent slot coordinates
((R,(Z,T)),(θ,v)). The base frequencies F,G depend on the slow coordinates
(R,Z,T). All derivatives of these functions below are actual Fréchet derivatives.
The primary material operator uses the manuscript's backward-time convention
∂v - ε ∂T from equation (25).
Slow: an abbreviation for ℝ × (ℝ × ℝ).
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Equation (26). The axial term (pz/ε)*Z equals pz*Z/ε.
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The full differential of the phase, with no abstract derivative variables.
The exact normal vector in equation (26), derived from the actual phase.
The chart angular velocity is V = R F.
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- NavierStokes.PhaseCalculus.baseV F s = s.1 * F s
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σ=-1 is the backward slow-time convention of (25); σ=1 describes
the forward slow-time convention. The differential operators are real ones.
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Backward material op, given by signedMaterialOp (-1) ε b F G f q.
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- NavierStokes.PhaseCalculus.backwardMaterialOp ε b F G f q = NavierStokes.PhaseCalculus.signedMaterialOp (-1) ε b F G f q
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Exact cancellation of the fast-time and leading angular/axial terms.
The manuscript convention t* = ∂v - ε∂T gives the MINUS sign
inside the slow-time part of the bracket (equivalently a positive term
+ ε v (p F_T + pz G_T) after expansion).
The actual complex carrier exp(i k j Φ), with integer harmonic j.
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- NavierStokes.PhaseCalculus.harmonic k j ε p pz x0 F G q = Complex.exp (↑(k * ↑j * NavierStokes.PhaseCalculus.phase ε p pz x0 F G q) * Complex.I)
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An explicit reference-vector error bound gives a quantitative lower bound for the actual phase normal. The comparison estimate itself is a hypothesis.
Half-scale closeness ensures the denominator in the projected pulse equation is nonzero for this actual phase normal.