The actual positive-order divergence primitive #
Equation (21) is derived from genuine radial averages of a jointly smooth axial profile. Its radial derivative is the actual similarity axial operator, and its physical reconstruction satisfies the flux form of incompressibility.
The positive-order radial flux, with an arbitrary exponent increment lam.
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Rewriting the formula through actual radial histories removes every division by X and permits differentiation at the axis.
Joint C∞ regularity on every open profile domain avoiding L=0.
The first identity in (21), derived by FTC from the actual histories. The scalar radial statement also holds under total division when L=0.
Equality with the partial derivative used by the similarity calculus.
The printed expression is precisely the zero-axis integral of -Z U.
Physical incompressibility in flux coordinates (t,s,z), s=r²/2.
The radial flux has power q^lam and the axial velocity has power q^(-A+lam).
Specialization to the manuscript's lam_n = 2nh, with n represented honestly as a natural-number order.