Constructed primary pulse solutions #
The operator and forcing are defined from the actual moving tangent frame. The solution is the finite-interval Volterra solution, with its differentiable extension. Reconstruction into ambient coordinates satisfies the projected equation exactly. Estimates are derived for this constructed solution.
State: an abbreviation for MovingFrameODE.Plane.
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Smooth input quantities before any solution is constructed. eigenvector
is the scalar h in x=p+q, y=h(p-q); its logarithmic derivative is
eigenRate. viscosity is the fundamental scalar damping.
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Error B, given by MovingFrameODE.coeff12 (d.F z) (d.frame z 1 0) (d.rho z) (d.rotation z) - d.eigenvalue z / d.eigenvector z.
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- d.errorB z = NavierStokes.MovingFrameODE.coeff12 (d.F z) (((d.frame z) 1).ofLp 0) (d.rho z) (d.rotation z) - d.eigenvalue z / d.eigenvector z
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Error C, constructed using MovingFrameODE.coeff21.
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Error11, given by MovingFrameODE.modal11 (d.errorA z) (d.errorB z) (d.errorC z) (d.eigenvector z) (d.eigenRate z).
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- d.error11 z = NavierStokes.MovingFrameODE.modal11 (d.errorA z) (d.errorB z) (d.errorC z) (d.eigenvector z) (d.eigenRate z)
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Error12, given by MovingFrameODE.modal12 (d.errorA z) (d.errorB z) (d.errorC z) (d.eigenvector z) (d.eigenRate z).
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- d.error12 z = NavierStokes.MovingFrameODE.modal12 (d.errorA z) (d.errorB z) (d.errorC z) (d.eigenvector z) (d.eigenRate z)
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Error21, given by MovingFrameODE.modal21 (d.errorA z) (d.errorB z) (d.errorC z) (d.eigenvector z) (d.eigenRate z).
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- d.error21 z = NavierStokes.MovingFrameODE.modal21 (d.errorA z) (d.errorB z) (d.errorC z) (d.eigenvector z) (d.eigenRate z)
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Error22, given by MovingFrameODE.modal22 (d.errorA z) (d.errorB z) (d.errorC z) (d.eigenvector z) (d.eigenRate z).
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- d.error22 z = NavierStokes.MovingFrameODE.modal22 (d.errorA z) (d.errorB z) (d.errorC z) (d.eigenvector z) (d.eigenRate z)
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Coefficient, given by GrowingMode.modalOperator (d.eigenvalue z) (d.damping j z) (d.error11 z) (d.error12 z) (d.error21 z) (d.error22 z).
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- d.coefficient j z = NavierStokes.GrowingMode.modalOperator (d.eigenvalue z) (d.damping j z) (d.error11 z) (d.error12 z) (d.error21 z) (d.error22 z)
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Normal motion, given by MovingFrameODE.normalMotion (d.beta z) (d.betaDot z) (d.rho z) (d.rhoDot z) (d.rotation z) (d.frame z).
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- d.normalMotion z = NavierStokes.MovingFrameODE.normalMotion (d.beta z) (d.betaDot z) (d.rho z) (d.rhoDot z) (d.rotation z) (d.frame z)
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Actual derivatives of the supplied frame data, without assumptions about any ODE solution.
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The differentiable extension of the actual Volterra solution.
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Solution, given by extendedFamily hab (d.coefficient j) x₀ (d.forcing f) p.
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- NavierStokes.PrimaryODE.solution hab d j x₀ f p = NavierStokes.PrimaryODE.extendedFamily hab (d.coefficient j) x₀ (d.forcing f) p
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Ambient solution, given by d.ambient (p, v) (solution hab d j x₀ f p v).
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- NavierStokes.PrimaryODE.ambientSolution hab d j x₀ f p v = d.ambient (p, v) (NavierStokes.PrimaryODE.solution hab d j x₀ f p v)
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Exact reconstruction into equation (27), including the projected physical forcing and harmonic-dependent scalar viscosity.
Smoothness of the explicit input fields. Frame smoothness means smoothness of each ambient basis vector, avoiding an arbitrary manifold structure on the space of orthonormal bases.
- beta : ContDiffOn ℝ (↑⊤) d.beta Ω
- betaDot : ContDiffOn ℝ (↑⊤) d.betaDot Ω
- rho : ContDiffOn ℝ (↑⊤) d.rho Ω
- rhoDot : ContDiffOn ℝ (↑⊤) d.rhoDot Ω
- rotation : ContDiffOn ℝ (↑⊤) d.rotation Ω
- F : ContDiffOn ℝ (↑⊤) d.F Ω
- shear : ContDiffOn ℝ (↑⊤) d.shear Ω
- eigenvalue : ContDiffOn ℝ (↑⊤) d.eigenvalue Ω
- eigenvector : ContDiffOn ℝ (↑⊤) d.eigenvector Ω
- eigenRate : ContDiffOn ℝ (↑⊤) d.eigenRate Ω
- viscosity : ContDiffOn ℝ (↑⊤) d.viscosity Ω
- eigenvector_ne_zero (z : Q × ℝ) : z ∈ Ω → d.eigenvector z ≠ 0
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Jointly smooth physical/frame inputs give an actually constructed smooth family of modal paths.
Geometric perturbations of the actual frame produce the four modal error bounds. The two reference identities are the chosen eigenpair equations.
Scalar viscosity keeps the same sign at every nonzero integer harmonic. The modal energy estimate is derived from entrywise coefficient errors.
Primary, given by solution hab d 1 (primarySeed a P) (fun _ => 0) p.
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- NavierStokes.PrimaryODE.primary hab d P p = NavierStokes.PrimaryODE.solution hab d 1 (NavierStokes.PrimaryODE.primarySeed a P) (fun (x : Q × ℝ) => 0) p
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Radial primary, given by primary hab d P p v 0 + primary hab d P p v 1.
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- NavierStokes.PrimaryODE.radialPrimary hab d P p v = (NavierStokes.PrimaryODE.primary hab d P p v).ofLp 0 + (NavierStokes.PrimaryODE.primary hab d P p v).ofLp 1
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Transverse primary, given by d.eigenvector (p, v) * (primary hab d P p v 0 - primary hab d P p v 1).
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- NavierStokes.PrimaryODE.transversePrimary hab d P p v = d.eigenvector (p, v) * ((NavierStokes.PrimaryODE.primary hab d P p v).ofLp 0 - (NavierStokes.PrimaryODE.primary hab d P p v).ofLp 1)
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The actual constructed real primary has positive radial component, two-sided reference-envelope comparison, and a small eigenvector ratio error. Only coefficient estimates and the scalar reference equation are inputs.
The same forward propagator constant applies to every nonzero harmonic. The start of the finite interval may be any earlier slot time.
Zero-initial source solves are constructed by the same operator, and retain every prescribed small amplitude factor in the source bound.
Build the actual frame from a supplied phase covector. All frame rates are computed from its supplied derivative; viscosity is the physical scalar multiple of the squared phase norm.
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Full ordinary Fréchet jets of the same constructed solution. All numerical jet assumptions concern explicitly defined coefficients, initial data and forcing; the output jet bound is derived by the triangular variational ODE.
Reference profile, given by c₀ * Real.sqrt (1 + PulseGrowth.slotMagnitude u ell v ^ 2).
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- NavierStokes.PrimaryODE.referenceProfile c₀ u ell v = c₀ * √(1 + NavierStokes.PulseGrowth.slotMagnitude u ell v ^ 2)
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Reference profile rate, given by PulseGrowth.slotMagnitude u ell v * (u / ell) / (1 + PulseGrowth.slotMagnitude u ell v ^ 2).
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- NavierStokes.PrimaryODE.referenceProfileRate u ell v = NavierStokes.PulseGrowth.slotMagnitude u ell v * (u / ell) / (1 + NavierStokes.PulseGrowth.slotMagnitude u ell v ^ 2)
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Reference envelope, given by GaussianEnvelope.envelope (GaussianEnvelope.referenceRate (lam z.1) (u z.1) ell) (ell / 2) z.2.
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- NavierStokes.PrimaryODE.referenceEnvelope lam u ell z = NavierStokes.GaussianEnvelope.envelope (NavierStokes.GaussianEnvelope.referenceRate (lam z.1) (u z.1) ell) (ell / 2) z.2
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The actual primary is bounded above and below by the manuscript's Gaussian envelopes. The reference scalar equation and spectral gap are derived here from the displayed reference rate; they are not assumptions about a solution.
Smoothness of the actual initial envelope, proved using integration as a bounded linear map on the fixed compact time interval.
The manuscript normalization z₊(0)=P(0), z₋(0)=0 is itself a smooth
parameter family, obtained from the explicit reference rate.
Parameter smoothness of the constructed extension at every time in the closed slot, including its endpoints.
Reconstructed ambient tangent vectors inherit parameter smoothness from the same constructed modal path and the explicit smooth frame data.
Genuine joint parameter/time smoothness of the constructed solution on the closed slot. The joint theorem constructs a smooth representative by time rescaling, rather than claiming the clamped extension smooth outside.
The source transformation has a uniform norm bound from elementary frame and eigenvector bounds, independently of the harmonic index.
The inverse coordinate transformation is uniformly bounded too, so the modal forward estimate is a genuine ambient tangent propagator estimate.
The forward estimate in actual ambient tangent norm, with constants independent of the nonzero integer harmonic.
Total frame selection. The fallback is outside the nonvanishing phase chart and imposes no hypothesis on those unused parameter values.
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- NavierStokes.PrimaryODE.localFrame n = if hn : NavierStokes.MovingFrameODE.tail n ≠ 0 then NavierStokes.MovingFrameODE.normalFrame n hn else EuclideanSpace.basisFun (Fin 2) ℝ
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The actual phase-derived coefficients require nonvanishing only on the chart where they are used.
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