Smooth parameter integrals with local integrable majorants #
The Taylor coefficients below are integrals of the actual iteratedFDeriv of
the integrand. Their successive derivative relation is proved using dominated
differentiation and the currying identity for iteratedFDeriv; it is not an
assumption on a separately supplied family of jets.
The genuine derivative in the parameter, with the integration variable last.
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- NavierStokes.SmoothParameterIntegral.jet F k x t = iteratedFDeriv ℝ k (fun (y : H) => F y t) x
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Each order has an integrable majorant on a neighborhood of each parameter. The neighborhood is uniform in the integration variable; it may depend on the order and the center.
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Differentiation of every integrated genuine jet, with the correct curry map.
The Taylor series consists of the integrated genuine derivatives.
Local domination on an open parameter domain. The dominating ball is explicitly contained in that domain; no behavior outside it is prescribed.
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On a compact integration interval, joint continuity of the actual parameter jets supplies all local majorants. Properness is automatic for finite-dimensional real normed parameter spaces.
One-dimensional form of the same local domination condition, using actual scalar iterated derivatives rather than multilinear maps.
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The scalar-parameter interface can be applied directly to a restricted
Lebesgue measure, including volume.restrict (Ioi 0).