Jointly smooth functions as smooth families of continuous paths #
The first derivative is proved with a uniform mean-value remainder estimate. Continuity into the supremum-norm path space follows from compact-open currying. All path derivatives are constructed from genuine parameter derivatives.
Canonical continuous path where the slice is continuous, zero elsewhere. Only values in the stated open parameter domain enter any theorem.
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Compact-open continuity becomes norm continuity because the time interval is compact. No smoothness of a path map is assumed here.
Flip linear, bundling toFun, toFun, map_add, map_smul and the required compatibility
proofs.
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Reorder the continuous time variable and the bounded linear parameter variable. This is a proved bounded linear operation.
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The key uniform differentiability theorem. Joint continuity of the actual slice derivative supplies a common remainder estimate for every time point.
The actual parameter derivative, obtained by restricting the joint derivative to the parameter direction.
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Every finite joint differentiability order lifts to the path Banach space. The induction changes the target to the space of parameter derivatives.
Joint C∞ regularity on an open product containing the compact time interval implies C∞ dependence as a path in the supremum norm.
Every actual path jet evaluates to the genuine iterated parameter derivative of the original scalar-time slice.
The actual finite-interval ODE solution for the supplied joint coefficient and forcing families.
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Directly closes the joint-smoothness interface of ParametricODE.
The smooth path family satisfies the ODE with the originally supplied coefficient values at every time in the closed interval.