Stability of the actual Navier--Stokes residual under flat perturbations #
Flatness and power growth below are bounds on norms of actual iterated Fréchet derivatives. The differential and bilinear closure lemmas are proved from the derivative identities and Leibniz estimates, not assumed.
Scalar flatness and fixed power losses #
This file isolates the scalar asymptotic argument used in Lemmas 11.2--11.5 of the candidate manuscript. It proves neither the asserted bounds for physical jets nor the existence, compatibility, or smooth extension of those jets.
All powers here have natural exponents. Constants and neighborhoods may depend on the requested power, as they do in a flatness statement.
Along l, f is eventually bounded by a constant times every natural
power of the absolute value of the scale q.
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An exact scalar estimate: n + loss powers of smallness absorb loss
powers in a nonzero denominator. No assumption that the scale is small is
needed for this algebraic step.
A flat scalar times a scalar with a fixed power loss remains flat. This models one factor in the residual product estimates, provided the stated bounds have already been established for the actual factors.
Stage bounds with unbounded natural exponents imply flatness even after subtracting a fixed natural loss. Each stage has its own constant and eventual neighborhood; no uniformity of these quantities in the stage is assumed.
Flatness gives an actual zero limit when the scale tends to zero. This is a scalar limit theorem, not a theorem about differentiability.
The zero limit survives every fixed inverse-power loss.
Every actual derivative decays faster than each fixed natural power.
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- NavierStokes.ResidualStability.AllJetsFlat l q f = ∀ (m : ℕ), NavierStokes.Flatness.PowerFlat l q fun (x : D) => ‖iteratedFDeriv ℝ m f x‖
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Each actual derivative has a fixed inverse-power bound. The power and constant may depend on the derivative order, but not on the point.
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Leibniz plus a fixed power loss in one factor gives flatness of the actual bilinear product. The bound uses only jets through the requested order.
Restrict a full spacetime derivative to the spatial directions.
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Local version of the Laplacian additivity used in ResidualCalculus.
Only smoothness on the open domain is needed, not on an entire spatial slice.
The exact perturbation identity now holds on an arbitrary open spacetime
domain, using the concrete first-order identities from ResidualCalculus.
The difference of the two actual viscosity-one Navier--Stokes residuals.
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Flat perturbations preserve all-jet residual flatness relative to any smooth background with fixed-power jet growth. No residual estimate is an input. The linear terms use at most two extra derivatives of the perturbation; the transport products use at most one extra derivative.
The pointwise finite-order form of the Leibniz estimate. The majorants need only bound jets at this point; they may depend on the point and stage.
Cache the standard NormedAddCommGroup (SpaceTime →L[ℝ] SpaceTime →L[ℝ] Space) instance to
shorten typeclass synthesis.
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Cache the standard NormedSpace ℝ (SpaceTime →L[ℝ] SpaceTime →L[ℝ] Space) instance to
shorten typeclass synthesis.
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Time jet, given by ContinuousLinearMap.apply ℝ Space (1, 0).
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Laplace jet as an element of (SpaceTime →L[ℝ] SpaceTime →L[ℝ] Space) →L[ℝ] Space.
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Pressure jet as an element of (SpaceTime →L[ℝ] ℝ) →L[ℝ] Space.
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Residual jet expression as an element of VelocityField.
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Quantitative fixed-order stability, with only pointwise hypotheses on the
actual jets. The background needs m+1 derivatives, the velocity perturbation
m+2, and the pressure perturbation m+1. The three majorants may depend on
the point and on a truncation stage. Every displayed operator norm is fixed
independently of the fields, stage, and physical scale.
Approach q = 0 through positive scales while staying in the domain.
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- NavierStokes.ResidualStability.scaleFilter U q = Filter.principal U ⊓ Filter.comap q (nhdsWithin 0 (Set.Ioi 0))
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Domain/scale form of the actual nonlinear stability theorem. All asymptotics concern the displayed norms of actual physical derivatives.