Joint spacetime endpoint regularity from locally uniform derivative limits #
The domain is the concrete four-dimensional spacetime ℝ × ℝ³. All derivative
data below are full Frechet derivative tensors, and convergence is locally
uniform in the spatial variable in the tensor norm. Closed-side smoothness is
proved from these data, rather than included as a hypothesis.
Local-uniform limits of continuous spatial slices are continuous traces.
The local-uniform hypothesis controls simultaneous motion in time and space; this is stronger than convergence at each fixed spatial point.
Every spatial period of the slices passes to the boundary trace.
A fixed continuous linear map preserves the locally uniform limit.
The full Frechet derivative extends to the boundary. The proof uses the mean-value theorem on the convex open past halfspace.
Extend every actual mixed derivative tensor by its spatial boundary trace.
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All tensor derivatives remain compatible after taking boundary limits.
This is an actual HasFDerivWithinAt statement on the closed halfspace.
The limiting derivative tensors form the actual smooth Taylor family of the extended field. All fields of this predicate are proved.
Main joint endpoint theorem: local-uniform limits of every compatible
full Frechet derivative imply joint C∞ regularity on the closed past.
The limit tensors are the genuine mixed derivative jets of the extension.
Every extended mixed-derivative tensor is itself jointly smooth.
The boundary limits are smooth spatial coefficient functions, as required for a spatial Taylor--Borel construction. This regularity is derived.
Unit spatial periods are retained by the constructed endpoint extension.
A constructive endpoint extension theorem with exact full boundary jets.