Constructing the slow asymptotic base from smooth coefficient data #
The cutoff-stage bounds are derived from compactness of actual derivatives on a normalized coordinate set. They are not assumptions on the output series.
Inner: an abbreviation for ℝ × ℝ.
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Scale map, given by SpatialBorelExtension.timeScale q.
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Local power, given by SmoothCutoffs.cutoff (4 * (q - 1)) * q ^ b.
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- NavierStokes.SlowBorelBase.localPower b q = NavierStokes.SmoothCutoffs.cutoff (4 * (q - 1)) * q ^ b
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Power coefficient, given by y.1 ^ b • f y.2.
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- NavierStokes.SlowBorelBase.powerCoefficient b f y = y.1 ^ b • f y.2
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Power stage, given by SmoothCutoffs.scaledCutoff c y.1 • powerCoefficient b f y.
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Template, given by SmoothCutoffs.cutoff (c * y.1) • (localPower b y.1 • f y.2).
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- NavierStokes.SlowBorelBase.template c b f y = NavierStokes.SmoothCutoffs.cutoff (c * y.1) • NavierStokes.SlowBorelBase.localPower b y.1 • f y.2
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Joint template, given by template z.1 b f z.2.
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- NavierStokes.SlowBorelBase.jointTemplate b f z = NavierStokes.SlowBorelBase.template z.1 b f z.2
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The scale is one extra parameter. Restricting an actual full derivative to the chart directions bounds the actual derivative at that fixed scale.
A compactness bound for actual normalized derivatives, uniform in every active cutoff scale c∈[0,1]. No stage derivative estimate is supplied.
Jets in the chart obtained by freezing the scale at the evaluation point and replacing q by q·s. The inner variables are left unscaled.
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- NavierStokes.SlowBorelBase.blownJet m F y = iteratedFDeriv ℝ m (F ∘ ⇑(NavierStokes.SlowBorelBase.scaleMap y.1)) (1, y.2)
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The order-zero coefficient is kept uncut. This sequence contains only the positive corrections, with a zero placeholder at index zero.
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- NavierStokes.SlowBorelBase.positiveCoefficient h f j = if j = 0 then fun (x : NavierStokes.SlowBorelBase.Chart) => 0 else NavierStokes.SlowBorelBase.powerCoefficient (2 * h * ↑j) (f j)
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Slow stage, given by SolenoidalDiagonal.cutStage (fun j => (a j : ℝ)) Prod.fst (positiveCoefficient h f).
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- NavierStokes.SlowBorelBase.slowStage a h f = NavierStokes.SolenoidalDiagonal.cutStage (fun (j : ℕ) => ↑(a j)) Prod.fst (NavierStokes.SlowBorelBase.positiveCoefficient h f)
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Positive sum, given by SolenoidalDiagonal.potentialSum (fun j => (a j : ℝ)) Prod.fst (positiveCoefficient h f).
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- NavierStokes.SlowBorelBase.positiveSum a h f = NavierStokes.SolenoidalDiagonal.potentialSum (fun (j : ℕ) => ↑(a j)) Prod.fst (NavierStokes.SlowBorelBase.positiveCoefficient h f)
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Slow sum, given by f 0 y.2 + positiveSum a h f y.
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- NavierStokes.SlowBorelBase.slowSum a h f y = f 0 y.2 + NavierStokes.SlowBorelBase.positiveSum a h f y
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Cut prefix, given by f 0 y.2 + ∑ j ∈ Finset.range (J + 1), slowStage a h f j y.
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- NavierStokes.SlowBorelBase.cutPrefix a h f J y = f 0 y.2 + ∑ j ∈ Finset.range (J + 1), NavierStokes.SlowBorelBase.slowStage a h f j y
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Uncut prefix, given by f 0 y.2 + ∑ j ∈ Finset.range (J + 1), positiveCoefficient h f j y.
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- NavierStokes.SlowBorelBase.uncutPrefix h f J y = f 0 y.2 + ∑ j ∈ Finset.range (J + 1), NavierStokes.SlowBorelBase.positiveCoefficient h f j y
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The quantitative properties proved by choosing the cutoff scales from the actual coefficient derivatives. These are later reused without repeating the compactness and numerical selection arguments.
- strictMono : StrictMono a
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A single doubling schedule enforces every finite jet requirement in both ordinary and rescaled coordinates. Its only analytic input is smoothness of the individual coefficients on a fixed compact inner-coordinate set.
Actual ordinary derivatives of the infinite sum minus a cut prefix.
Actual derivatives after freezing the dilation at the evaluation scale. The same one schedule works for every eventually prescribed jet order.
Every requested finite ordinary jet has a sufficiently late *uncut * prefix with any prescribed remainder power. The prefix depends on both requests; this does not assert that one fixed tail is flat to all orders.
A fixed stage keeps its full q^(2hj) order. Only the tail estimates spend half this gain to absorb coefficient growth.
The normalized correction is O(q^(2h)) in every fixed blown-up jet. This estimates derivatives of the actual sum; no bound on its tail is assumed.
Inner box, given by Icc lo hi ×ˢ Icc (-1) 1.
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- NavierStokes.SlowBorelBase.innerBox lo hi = Set.Icc lo hi ×ˢ Set.Icc (-1) 1
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The actual similarity-coordinate map loses at most one q-power per physical derivative, uniformly on a fixed bounded X range.
A quantitative chain rule on the actual positive-time domain.
Actual physical derivatives of a tail have arbitrary prescribed decay after choosing the prefix for that derivative order and requested power.
Restoring a fixed leading q-power after summing the normalized data.
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Coefficient weight, with branches according to j = 0.
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For a fixed positive q, a single finite set represents every coefficient family, at every inner point. This is independent of the coefficient values.
Differentiation in X commutes with the actual locally finite series. The cutoff depends only on q, so no radial cutoff term appears.
Physical uncut prefix, given by (physicalChart h p).1 ^ b • uncutPrefix h f J (physicalChart h p).
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Restoring any fixed leading q-power preserves arbitrary-order asymptotic summation. All products and derivatives here are the actual physical ones.
Smooth coefficient data before asymptotic summation. The radial and swirl potentials below are constructed by actual integration from these data.
Axial of
Coefficients, of typeℕ → Inner → ℝ.Phi of
Coefficients, of typeℕ → Inner → ℝ.Pressure field of
Coefficients, of typeℕ → Inner → ℝ.Stress theta of
Coefficients, of typeℕ → Inner → ℝ.Stress axial of
Coefficients, of typeℕ → Inner → ℝ.
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Smooth coefficients data, collecting axial, phi, pressure, stressTheta,
stressAxial.
- stressTheta (j : ℕ) : ContDiff ℝ (↑⊤) (d.stressTheta j)
- stressAxial (j : ℕ) : ContDiff ℝ (↑⊤) (d.stressAxial j)
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Global radial domain, bundling carrier, isOpen, scale_mem.
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One bundle forces one common cutoff schedule for the streams, angular data, pressure, and both stress components.
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Bundle component, defined pointwise by coefficientBundle C d j w i.
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- NavierStokes.SlowBorelBase.bundleComponent C d i j w = NavierStokes.SlowBorelBase.coefficientBundle C d j w i
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H=S/s, with its smooth value at the axis provided by the radial average.
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Swirl potential, given by physicalProfile a h (1 / 2 - CoordinateAlgebra.A h) (bundleComponent C d 1).
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Integrated stream, given by p.2.1 * streamFactor a h C d p.
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- NavierStokes.SlowBorelBase.integratedStream a h C d p = p.2.1 * NavierStokes.SlowBorelBase.streamFactor a h C d p
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Base velocity, given by AxisymmetricFields.velocity (streamFactor a h C d) (swirlPotential a h C d).
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Base pressure, defined pointwise by physicalProfile a h (-2 * CoordinateAlgebra.A h) (bundleComponent C d 2) (AxisymmetricFields.profilePoint z.1 z.2).
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Base stress theta, given by physicalProfile a h (-CoordinateAlgebra.A h - 1 / 2) (bundleComponent C d 3).
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Base stress axial, given by physicalProfile a h (-CoordinateAlgebra.A h - 1 / 2) (bundleComponent C d 4).
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Exact Cartesian incompressibility, including the axis, follows from the actual curl of the asymptotically summed potentials.
Existence of the shared schedule and the actual smooth, exactly solenoidal base uses only the supplied smooth coefficient sequence.
The integrated stream is literally the cut sum of q^(1−A+λj) times the radial primitives, with its smooth axis factor retained.
The actual axial component is the direct cut sum of the axial profiles; the derivative of the integrated stream has been computed, not postulated.
Cartesian chart, given by physicalChart h (AxisymmetricFields.profilePoint z.1 z.2).
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Cartesian profile, given by physicalProfile a h b f (AxisymmetricFields.profilePoint z.1 z.2).
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Cartesian uncut prefix, given by physicalUncutPrefix h b f J (AxisymmetricFields.profilePoint z.1 z.2).
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The map (t,x)↦(t,(|x_perp|²/2,x₃)) is smooth at the axis. On any fixed
compact Cartesian set its derivatives have finite bounds, so the proved
physical-profile tail estimates imply actual Cartesian space-time estimates.
Multiplication by a smooth fixed inner-coordinate factor preserves the derived q^(2h) bound. This handles the radius factor on an active annulus.
Normalized swirl, given by Real.sqrt (2 * y.2.1) / C * slowSum a h d.phi y.
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- NavierStokes.SlowBorelBase.normalizedSwirl a h C d y = √(2 * y.2.1) / C * NavierStokes.SlowBorelBase.slowSum a h d.phi y
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Both normalized tangential components have the claimed O(q^(2h)) correction on every fixed active annulus, in every fixed blown-up jet.
normalizedSwirl is the actual q^A-normalized tangential velocity:
the displayed Cartesian angular momentum is r times q^(-A) times that value.
The identity includes the axis without division by r.
Smooth fixed inner weights, including reciprocal annular weights on compact subsets where they are smooth, preserve the proved tensor estimate. This is an interior weighted statement; it does not presume the edge bounds.
The same cutoff plateau works for every derivative of a fixed prefix. The estimate itself retains the derivative-dependent power loss.
A fixed prefix has a growing, finite remainder order. This interface permits one common truncation across finitely many field components and leading powers. It still does not call a fixed tail flat to all orders.