Normal and clock transport of the actual tangent inverse #
The native clock, its zero-entry anchor, the normal and the source are transported together. Velocity and pressure below are outputs of the actual copy-path Volterra inverse, with no output compatibility hypothesis.
A compact reference cutoff still has only finitely many active transported copies, uniformly on each common-coordinate ball.
The velocity scale is amplitude. The actual source scale is
rate * amplitude, and the moving normal acquires both normal and clock
scales in its slot derivative.
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The ambient complex source undergoes the same rate and velocity scalings as the real tangent source.
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- NavierStokes.ScaledTangentTransport.transportSource f parameter gap rate amplitude z = (rate * amplitude) • f (parameter z.1, (NavierStokes.CommonCoverSolve.coverPower gap) z.2)
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Copy-level counterpart of CopySolveCompatibility.commonSolve_of_compatibleInputs.
The condition compares only native coefficients and converted sources.
Normal scaling changes neither tangent projection nor the resulting ODE. Moving the clock factor from the forcing map into the source preserves its actual converted forcing.
The common output uses the transported cutoff, so the clock identity is needed only at points inside the reference integration interval.
Pressure includes the inverse frequency of the band in which it is realized, in addition to the derived clock/normal factor.
The actual transported series is finite when the reference cutoff is compact; the transport identities do not rely on a divergent-series value.
A transported periodization only uses copy identities on the active native interval. In particular no equality of extended solves outside that interval is required.
One actual reference velocity supplies every transported band view.
The actual common pressure has the derived clock, normal and carrier frequency factors. It is not assigned the velocity's scaling weight.
A reference interval [0,L] corresponds to the band interval
[0,L/rate]. Keeping the same numerical length would change the anchor
problem; this specialization retains the actual common reference solve.