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LeanPool.NavierStokesAndEuler.NavierStokes.TailCone

The actual outgoing tail and its cone estimates #

The controller below is identified with an actual corrected angular history by ReleaseMoments. Bounds never assume an amplitude small relative to h: the prescribed long release plateau supplies that suppression.

Pressure through the actual angular reset #

The corrected pressure is the improper integral of the actual corrected field. The difference from the clean pressure is an explicit finite partial-reset integral. Bounds use the first angular coefficient jet supplied by the proved reset witness; no parity or second-jet estimate is assumed.

The designed suppression of the actual field #

Future integrals on the uniform release #

Uniform smallness after dividing by the actual controller #

Actual slopes and the finite stress cone #

Identification with the actual global histories #

Actual logarithmic derivatives through flattening and reset #

Energy and its parameter derivative on the finite post-pulse interval #

A lower amplitude bound up to release #

The finite waiting interval loses only eighteen powers of lam, whereas the earlier scheduled wait has already supplied thirty powers.

Cone quantities of the actual corrected profile #

Simultaneous parameter choice, uniform in the terminal parameter #