Actual derivatives of reconstructed similarity profiles #
The physical variables are (t,s,z), with s = r²/2. Inner profiles use
(X,η). All partial derivatives below are genuine Fréchet derivatives.
Physical point: an abbreviation for ℝ × (ℝ × ℝ).
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Inner point: an abbreviation for ℝ × ℝ.
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Q, given by SimilarityCoordinates.coordinateQ (2 * h) (1 - p.1, p.2.2).
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- NavierStokes.SimilarityProfile.q h p = NavierStokes.SimilarityCoordinates.coordinateQ (2 * h) (1 - p.1, p.2.2)
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Eta, given by SimilarityCoordinates.coordinateEta (2 * h) (1 - p.1, p.2.2).
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- NavierStokes.SimilarityProfile.eta h p = NavierStokes.SimilarityCoordinates.coordinateEta (2 * h) (1 - p.1, p.2.2)
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X, given by p.2.1 / q h p.
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- NavierStokes.SimilarityProfile.X h p = p.2.1 / NavierStokes.SimilarityProfile.q h p
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Partial X, given by fderiv ℝ f w (1, 0).
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Partial eta, given by fderiv ℝ f w (0, 1).
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T, given by CoordinateAlgebra.timeCoeff b h w.2 w.1 (f w) (partialX f w) (partialEta f w).
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Z, given by CoordinateAlgebra.axialCoeff b h w.2 w.1 (f w) (partialX f w) (partialEta f w).
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Pullback, given by q h p ^ b * f (inner h p).
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Partial T, given by fderiv ℝ F p (1, (0, 0)).
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Partial S, given by fderiv ℝ F p (0, (1, 0)).
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Partial Z, given by fderiv ℝ F p (0, (0, 1)).
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The physical time derivative, obtained by product and chain rules.
The physical axial derivative, including the change of both inner coordinates.
Joint-coordinate time partial, in the same convention as AxisymmetricResidual.
A local C² profile gives the local C¹ axial coefficient required
for the second physical derivative. The denominator condition is explicit.
The complete iterated axial chain rule for the actual reconstructed profile.
The natural open physical domain associated to an open inner-profile domain.
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Joint smoothness in (t,s,z) on the open coordinate domain; no global
smooth extension through the singular time or the edge of the profile is assumed.