The renormalized angular moment and physical axial viscosity #
The nonintegrable reference power is independent of physical axial position. It is subtracted before integration. Local constancy of the exterior heat carrier supplies compact support for every axial derivative of the difference.
Smooth integrals of locally uniformly supported differences #
Parameter jet, given by iteratedDeriv n (fun z => F (z, p.2)) p.1.
Equations
- NavierStokes.RenormalizedHeatMoment.parameterJet F n p = iteratedDeriv n (fun (z : ℝ) => F (z, p.2)) p.1
Instances For
Only the positive integration half-line needs a common support radius.
Equations
Instances For
A locally common exterior carrier is independent of the axial parameter.
Equations
Instances For
Differentiation of the actual renormalized improper moment. The tail is subtracted before integration, and all positive-order integrands are proved integrable by local compact support.
The actual implicit physical coordinates #
Q, given by SimilarityCoordinates.coordinateQ (2 * h) (τ, z).
Equations
Instances For
Eta, given by SimilarityCoordinates.coordinateEta (2 * h) (τ, z).
Equations
Instances For
Reference power, given by C * (r ^ 2 / 2) ^ (-A h).
Equations
- NavierStokes.RenormalizedHeatMoment.referencePower h C r = C * (r ^ 2 / 2) ^ (-NavierStokes.RenormalizedHeatMoment.A h)
Instances For
Heat carrier, given by C * RadialHeatProfile.radialProfile (1 + h) τ r.
Equations
- NavierStokes.RenormalizedHeatMoment.heatCarrier h C τ r = C * NavierStokes.RadialHeatProfile.radialProfile (1 + h) τ r
Instances For
Radial difference, given by r ^ 2 * (F (r, eta) - referencePower h C r).
Equations
- NavierStokes.RenormalizedHeatMoment.radialDifference h C F eta r = r ^ 2 * (F (r, eta) - NavierStokes.RenormalizedHeatMoment.referencePower h C r)
Instances For
Profile moment, given by ∫ r in Ioi (0 : ℝ), radialDifference h C F eta r.
Equations
- NavierStokes.RenormalizedHeatMoment.profileMoment h C F eta = ∫ (r : ℝ) in Set.Ioi 0, NavierStokes.RenormalizedHeatMoment.radialDifference h C F eta r
Instances For
Integrability at the axis and at infinity #
U theta, given by profileVelocity h (1 - t) E (z, r).
Equations
- NavierStokes.RenormalizedHeatMoment.uTheta h E t r z = NavierStokes.RenormalizedHeatMoment.profileVelocity h (1 - t) E (z, r)
Instances For
The only nominal input involving an integral is the original renormalized moment itself. Its differentiated moment is derived, not assumed.
The reference normalization of the constructed outgoing schedule #
Outgoing power amplitude, given by OutgoingTail.powerConstant P.data * XR ^ A P.data.h.
Equations
Instances For
Heat threshold, given by OutgoingDilation.switchRadius P XR * Real.exp 3.
Equations
Instances For
Specialization to the actual heated and compensated outgoing witness. The remaining upstream conditions are precisely the nominal axis gluing and its original reset moment, not an axial-viscosity moment or derivative bound.