Joint smooth gluing from matching normal time jets #
Normal derivatives below are actual directional derivatives of joint fields.
The final interface uses the actual one-sided iteratedDerivWithin of time
slices. Equality of full mixed derivative tensors is not an input assumption.
Time vector, given by (1, 0).
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Directional, given by fderivWithin ℝ f s z v.
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- NavierStokes.SpacetimeGluing.directional s f v z = (fderivWithin ℝ f s z) v
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Normal iter as an element of ℕ → SpaceTime → V | 0 => f | n + 1 => directional s (normalIter s f n) timeVector.
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Schwarz's theorem commutes two fixed directional derivatives on a regular closed domain; no symmetry of full higher tensors is assumed.
Any fixed directional derivative commutes with every normal iterate.
The joint normal iterates equal the genuine one-dimensional derivatives of the time slice, including at a one-sided boundary.
Matching boundary values gives matching tangential derivatives; together with the first normal derivative this determines the full Frechet derivative.
Matching normal trace functions implies matching normal traces after any directional derivative. The proof derives, rather than assumes, the necessary tangential and mixed derivative equalities.
Actual full Frechet derivatives glue when their boundary values match.
First-order joint gluing needs only value and first normal-derivative matching; spatial derivative matching is a consequence.
Finite-order induction from all matching normal jets. The induction keeps the codomain fixed and differentiates in each spacetime direction.
Joint C∞ gluing, expressed in actual one-sided time-slice jets.
No matching of mixed Frechet tensors is assumed: it is derived from the
normal trace functions and Schwarz's theorem.
The actual normal jet of a closed-past field, viewed as a spatial coefficient for the Taylor--Borel construction.
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A constructed global extension: join the closed-past field to the Taylor--Borel realization of its actual normal jets.
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Every full mixed jet on the past, including the boundary, is preserved.
A complete constructive endpoint theorem for periodic spacetime fields.
The inputs are derivative recurrence and locally uniform left limits, not
closed-side or global smoothness. The resulting extension is jointly smooth,
retains every mixed boundary jet, and vanishes after T + 1.