Weighted bounds for the actual primary pulses #
The homogeneous ODE is reparametrized onto a fixed unit interval. Its current endpoint becomes an additional parameter, so the weighted ODE jet estimate controls actual joint parameter and slot derivatives.
Time linear, given by (ContinuousLinearMap.fst ℝ Q ℝ).prod (σ • ContinuousLinearMap.snd ℝ Q ℝ).
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Pointwise higher Leibniz bound. The right-hand bounds may be frozen weights at this point, so no derivative of a majorant is introduced.
All derivatives of the rescaled coefficient, including derivatives of its endpoint prefactor, follow from the original joint coefficient jets.
Actual joint derivatives of a homogeneous fundamental solution retain
the reference envelope. The solution is the constructed Volterra solution
in JointODE, rather than an assumed smooth solution family.
Polynomial jets with a retained pointwise envelope. This is only an intermediate family predicate; the constructed solution is proved to satisfy it.
- smooth (i : ι) : ContDiffOn ℝ (↑⊤) (f i) (D.carrier i)
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Product domain, bundling scale, carrier, isOpen, one_le_scale.
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Phase domain, bundling scale, carrier, isOpen, one_le_scale.
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Every fixed joint jet of the actual homogeneous family has a single band-uniform polynomial bound times the original reference envelope.
Joint coefficient jets control the actual continuous-path jets in the supremum norm, uniformly on a fixed compact integration interval.
Interval integral continuous linear map, given by (ContinuousMap.evalCLM ℝ (⟨b, hab, le_rfl⟩ : Icc a b)).comp (ParametricODE.integrator hab).
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The actual parameter-dependent integral has polynomial jets; no smoothness or derivative estimate for the integral is an input.
State: an abbreviation for MovingFrameODE.Plane.
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Positive seed, given by !₂[1, 0].
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Reference P, given by GaussianEnvelope.envelope (GaussianEnvelope.referenceRate lam u L) (L / 2) t.
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- NavierStokes.PrimaryPulseBounds.referenceP lam u L t = NavierStokes.GaussianEnvelope.envelope (NavierStokes.GaussianEnvelope.referenceRate lam u L) (L / 2) t
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Fundamental, given by JointODE.reparamSolution 0 (d.coefficient 1) (fun _ => referenceP lam u L 0 • positiveSeed) (fun _ => 0).
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The phase-derived coefficient jets are applied to the actual growing fundamental, with its actual viscosity and four moving-basis errors.
Changing v to Lθ costs polynomial factors only and preserves the exact Gaussian weight at v=Lθ.
Synthesis column, given by MovingFrameODE.pack 1 ((-d.rho z) • d.frame z 0 + (if j = 0 then d.eigenvector z else -d.eigenvector z) • d.frame z 1).
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- NavierStokes.PrimaryPulseBounds.synthesisColumn d j z = NavierStokes.MovingFrameODE.pack 1 (-d.rho z • (d.frame z) 0 + (if j = 0 then d.eigenvector z else -d.eigenvector z) • (d.frame z) 1)
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The two actual normalized-slot integrals making up each covariance column. The prefactor includes the native Haar factor and ci times L.
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A fixed smooth cutoff has the required jets, derived by compactness of the fixed profile rather than supplied as a family of derivative bounds.
Normalized matrix, defined pointwise by r * H i j.
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- NavierStokes.PrimaryPulseBounds.normalizedMatrix r H i j = r * H i j
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Only the normalized matrix's zeroth-order range and determinant gap are inputs. All inverse jets follow from the actual integrated matrix entries.
The primary square root retains the edge factor. Positivity is derived from the positive edge weight and the order-zero lower bound.
The manuscript's normalization r=√S is a frozen polynomial family.
The stripped coefficient uses exactly the positive inverse-weight amplitude of the physical covariance construction.
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All stripped jets of the constructed amplitude retain √ζ P. The half-power comes from the actual √ε factor, not a bound assumed on it.
The actual normal-cross-product curl correction with the rounded carrier and any nonzero integer harmonic.
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In particular the exact-curl change meets the cumulative 0.68 budget.
Multiplying by an actual polynomial-jet geometric factor preserves the full envelope, including weights which can become arbitrarily small.
The covariance matrix is made from the two constructed ambient pulses, with the fixed smooth middle cutoff.
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Exact change of variables from the physical slot to the fixed middle interval. The integrand identity can be checked only where the cutoff is nonzero; no global equality of clamped ODE extensions is required.
The matrix estimated above is the literal matrix of native pulse covariances when the two original pulse integrands are identified.
A compactly contained cutoff extends the actual slot solution with all jets. No smoothness of the uncut solution outside the slot is used.
All profile jets are obtained from the constructed compact smooth bump.
Cutoff pulse, given by GaussianTailFlat.profile z.2 • normalizedPulse d lam u L z.
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The actual cutoff pulse has global slot-coordinate jets with the zero-extended Gaussian envelope. This is the form used in physical charts.
The actual PhaseCalculus normal and reconstructed frame supply the ODE coefficient jets. Only normalized base-field jets and previously quantified zeroth-order geometric/viscous errors are inputs. Rounding and all fixed representative choices stay constant within each label.
Chart covariance, defined pointwise by primaryCovariance pref d lam u L n (χ n x).1.
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- NavierStokes.PrimaryPulseBounds.chartCovariance pref d lam u L χ n x = NavierStokes.PrimaryPulseBounds.primaryCovariance pref d lam u L n (χ n x).1
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Primary wave, constructed using primaryCoefficient.
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Assembly with the actual phase-frame pulse, the actual integrated covariance matrix, the fixed slot cutoff, and a chart of polynomial scale. The remaining matrix hypotheses are strictly order zero.
Explicit input data for one sign of the phase construction. There are no solution, propagator, covariance, or output-jet assumptions in this record. The error fields are the order-zero moving-frame estimates.
- phase : PhaseJetBounds.PhaseFamily ι
Phase of
PhaseConstruction, of typePhaseFamily ι. V of
PhaseConstruction, of typeι → Set ℝ.- lam : ι → ℝ
Lam of
PhaseConstruction, of typeι → ℝ. - c0 : ι → ℝ
C0 of
PhaseConstruction, of typeι → ℝ. - u : ι → ℝ
U of
PhaseConstruction, of typeι → ℝ. - L : ι → ℝ
L of
PhaseConstruction, of typeι → ℝ. - viscosity : ι → ℝ
Viscosity of
PhaseConstruction, of typeι → ℝ. - B : ι → ℝ
Bound parameter of
PhaseConstruction, of typeι → ℝ. - K : ι → PhaseJetBounds.Plane
K of
PhaseConstruction, of typeι → Plane. - slope : ι → PhaseJetBounds.Slow × ℝ → ℝ
Slope of
PhaseConstruction, of typeι → Slow × ℝ → ℝ. - error : ι → PhaseJetBounds.Slow × ℝ → ℝ
Error of
PhaseConstruction, of typeι → Slow × ℝ → ℝ. - r : ℝ
R of
PhaseConstruction, of typeℝ. - b : ℝ
B of
PhaseConstruction, of typeℝ. - M : ℝ
M of
PhaseConstruction, of typeℝ. - C : ℝ
Bound coefficient of
PhaseConstruction, of typeℝ. - E : ℝ
E of
PhaseConstruction, of typeℝ. - baseF : PhaseJetBounds.PolynomialJets D self.phase.F
- baseG : PhaseJetBounds.PolynomialJets D self.phase.G
- modal_errors (i : ι) (p : PhaseJetBounds.Slow) : p ∈ D.carrier i → ∀ v ∈ Set.Icc 0 (self.L i), |(self.phase.frameData self.lam self.c0 self.u self.L self.viscosity i).error11 (p, v)| ≤ self.C / D.scale i ∧ |(self.phase.frameData self.lam self.c0 self.u self.L self.viscosity i).error12 (p, v)| ≤ self.C / D.scale i ∧ |(self.phase.frameData self.lam self.c0 self.u self.L self.viscosity i).error21 (p, v)| ≤ self.C / D.scale i ∧ |(self.phase.frameData self.lam self.c0 self.u self.L self.viscosity i).error22 (p, v)| ≤ self.C / D.scale i
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Frame, given by p.phase.frameData p.lam p.c0 p.u p.L p.viscosity.
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Phase covariance, given by primaryCovariance pref (fun c => (F c).frame) (fun c => (F c).lam) (fun c => (F c).u) (fun c => (F c).L).
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Phase wave, given by primaryWave s pref (fun c => (F c).frame) (fun c => (F c).lam) (fun c => (F c).u) (fun c => (F c).L) χ T mask c.
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End-to-end primary class membership from the actual phase/base inputs. The covariance matrix in the hypotheses is the integral of these same constructed pulses. Its derivative bounds and all amplitude jets are derived in the proof.
The local cutoff uses exactly the already constructed primary ODE solution, including its Gaussian initial normalization.
Local primary profile, given by PartitionedCovariance.cutoff radius z.1 • cutoffPulse d lam u L (p, z.2 / L).
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Chart normal, given by p.phase.normal n ((χ n x).1, p.L n * (χ n x).2).
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The normal appearing in the curl coefficient is the actual phase normal. Its jets and lower bound are derived from the same phase inputs.
The exact-curl remainder bound specializes to the actual phase normal, without an assumed normal-jet or propagator estimate.
The continuous path is obtained from the actual ambient ODE, including both endpoints; no continuity of a clamped derivative is claimed.
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A literal PartitionedCovariance.Pulse made from this same primary
solution. Only its uncut components are continuously clamped; the cutoff
has compact support strictly inside the interval.
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Global equality of the literal radial profiles, including off-slot points where both sides vanish by the constructed cutoff.
The uncut normalized pulse satisfies the actual projected equation. This is the unit fundamental used before the separate Gaussian cutoff.
Uncut primary wave, constructed using primaryCoefficient.
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The slot cutoff occurs exactly once. This identity matches a linear-wave
coefficient's external withCutoff operation to the physical primary.
The same quantitative estimate before applying the external Gaussian slot cutoff. This is the class used for the homogeneous principal equation.