The actual compact signed-stress primitive #
A positive normalized bump is constructed in a chosen interior slow patch. Subtracting its exact weighted moment makes the negative radial primitive compact. The physical construction is normalized by the physical scale.
Cutoff, given by TransportPrimitive.pastIntegral 0 (0 : ℝ) (densityLift P) (r, 0).
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Mass, given by IntegratedMeanBalances.radialMoment e F.
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Primitive, given by TransportPrimitive.compactIntegral (cutoff P) 0 0 (weightedSource e F).
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Sigma, given by -inversePower P e z.1 * primitive P e F z.
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The sign is the one required to cancel the adjusted residual by divergence.
All fixed-order constants come from the proved weighted integral estimate and bounded radial multipliers on a fixed positive annulus.
The constructed interior bump carries the full edge weight, because its support lies in a fixed compact subset of the active annulus.
The improved bump order follows from a proved residual-moment identity: one slow derivative comes with one additional factor of epsilon.
Bar sigma, given by sigma P e (PressureStream.torusAverage F).
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Slow coefficients are constant along the ordinary radial integration.
The physical radial length is sqrt q, as in the chart R = r / sqrt Q.
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Native source, given by F (lengthScale q z.2 * z.1, z.2).
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- NavierStokes.SignedStressPrimitive.nativeSource q F z = F (NavierStokes.SignedStressPrimitive.lengthScale q z.2 * z.1, z.2)
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Physical density, given by momentDensity P e (z.1 / lengthScale q z.2) / lengthScale q z.2 ^ (e + 1).
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Physical adjusted, given by F z - physicalBump P e q F z.
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- NavierStokes.SignedStressPrimitive.physicalAdjusted P e q F z = F z - NavierStokes.SignedStressPrimitive.physicalBump P e q F z
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Physical sigma, given by lengthScale q z.2 * sigma P e (nativeSource q F) (z.1 / lengthScale q z.2, z.2).
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The physical sigma is exactly the requested negative primitive from zero. No fixed-Q chart enters this definition or identity.
Taking the torus bar preserves support described by the physical q.
Physical bar sigma, given by physicalSigma P e q (PressureStream.torusAverage F).
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Residual units in the q-chart: q^(2A+1/2) times the physical residual.
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- NavierStokes.SignedStressPrimitive.normalizedResidual q A F z = q z.2 ^ (2 * A + 1 / 2) * NavierStokes.SignedStressPrimitive.nativeSource q F z
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Q chart tensor, given by q z.2 ^ (2 * A) * physicalSigma P e q F (lengthScale q z.2 * z.1, z.2).
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Q chart bump, given by q z.2 ^ (2 * A + 1 / 2) * physicalBump P e q F (lengthScale q z.2 * z.1, z.2).
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Exact chart tensor units, with no preferred band in the physical definition.
The actual physical stress has the claimed all-jet tensor class after conversion to q-chart units, directly from the normalized residual class.
A fixed-Q chart is an exact reparametrization of the physical-q stress; the physical stress itself was defined without Q.
The removed angular moment is the actual defect derivative in (34).
Axial moment potential, given by axialDefect axialFlux gr p + pressureCoefficient ρ p * pressureTotal gr p.
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The pressure coefficient remains inside the actual slow derivative.
The axial bump identity with pressure supplied by the actual torus-averaged compact pressure constructor, so no pressure moment or derivative is assumed.
Smooth coordinate changes and multipliers have actual finite-jet operator bounds on compact sets; the bound is uniform over every input function.
Both directions of the q/Q chart comparison have uniform finite-jet operator bounds. The positive ratio and all its derivatives are bounded by compactness, rather than postulated bounds on the transformed stress.
For a fixed smooth positive ratio q/Q, every derivative of the length-normalized physical bump is bounded independently of the band Q.