Homogeneity of the actual similarity coordinates #
The coordinate q is the positive branch constructed in
SimilarityCoordinates. Its scaling law follows from uniqueness of that
branch. The band coordinates below are (R,(Z,T)), with T = τ / Q.
Consequently the profile coordinate is X = R² / (2 q(T,Z)), not a fixed
function of R alone. Profile weights are transported exactly by a change
of band scale.
The scalar defining equation has the required anisotropic homogeneity.
Physical time is t=1-τ; physical points have layout (t,(s,z)).
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Homogeneity holds for every profile, without assuming its smoothness.
Chart point: an abbreviation for ℝ × (ℝ × ℝ).
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A band chart is ordered (R,(Z,T)).
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- NavierStokes.SimilarityHomogeneity.chartQ h p = NavierStokes.SimilarityCoordinates.coordinateQ (2 * h) (p.2.2, p.2.1)
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Chart eta, given by coordinateEta (2 * h) (p.2.2, p.2.1).
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- NavierStokes.SimilarityHomogeneity.chartEta h p = NavierStokes.SimilarityCoordinates.coordinateEta (2 * h) (p.2.2, p.2.1)
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Chart X, given by coordinateX (2 * h) (p.1 ^ 2 / 2) (p.2.2, p.2.1).
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- NavierStokes.SimilarityHomogeneity.chartX h p = NavierStokes.SimilarityCoordinates.coordinateX (2 * h) (p.1 ^ 2 / 2) (p.2.2, p.2.1)
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Transition from the band of scale Q to the band of scale Q'.
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The genuine chart-to-physical map, with radial variable s=r²/2.
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The radial component really is obtained from r = sqrt(Q) R.
Two band descriptions of the same physical point agree exactly.
The usual open annular-chart domain; profile annulus restrictions can
be added using chartX_mem_transition.
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Chart weight, given by ζ (chartX h p).
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In particular an arbitrarily flat weight is transported with factor one.
The lesser of one and the two logarithmic distances to fixed profile edges. Positivity is asserted only inside a positive profile interval.
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Chart log distance, given by profileLogDistance left right (chartX h p).
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Exact transport includes square-root flat weights and every real edge power, including the negative powers used for derivative losses.