The radial heat continuation profile #
The profile is defined by the actual gamma-normalized improper integral in Lemma 4.4. Its derivative kernels have gamma-integrable bounds on the whole closed half-line of nonnegative profile arguments.
The manuscript's normalized radial heat profile, with a = 1 + h.
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Continuity includes the endpoint, by a bound independent of z ≥ 0.
Falling coefficients of the genuine derivative kernels.
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Genuine C∞ regularity on the closed half-line, including zero.
Every fixed derivative has a finite bound uniform on the whole half-line.
The vanishing boundary term and the actual ODE #
The stated ODE holds at the endpoint with derivatives within the half-line.
Strict slope control and a quantitative first-order estimate #
The radial heat equation with the source exponent #
This is -A, since A = 1/2 + h and a = 1 + h.
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- NavierStokes.RadialHeatProfile.spatialExponent a = 1 / 2 - a
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The physical profile in the coordinate s = r²/2, at backward time τ.
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Spatial first, given by s ^ (spatialExponent a - 1) * (spatialExponent a * profile a (2 * τ / s) - (2 * τ / s) * profileJet a 1 (2 * τ / s)).
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Spatial second, constructed using s.
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The angular radial Laplacian in the variable s = r²/2.
The radial velocity profile in physical radius and backward time.
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Radial first, given by spatialFirst a τ (r ^ 2 / 2) * r.
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- NavierStokes.RadialHeatProfile.radialFirst a τ r = NavierStokes.RadialHeatProfile.spatialFirst a τ (r ^ 2 / 2) * r
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Radial second, given by spatialSecond a τ (r ^ 2 / 2) * r ^ 2 + spatialFirst a τ (r ^ 2 / 2).
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- NavierStokes.RadialHeatProfile.radialSecond a τ r = NavierStokes.RadialHeatProfile.spatialSecond a τ (r ^ 2 / 2) * r ^ 2 + NavierStokes.RadialHeatProfile.spatialFirst a τ (r ^ 2 / 2)
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The actual angular radial heat equation in radius and backward time.
The second radial derivative and both first derivatives are genuine derivs.
With τ = 1 - t, the sign is the forward heat sign in the manuscript.
Any fixed normalization constant preserves the actual forward heat equation.