Tangent projection and pressure cancellation #
This file checks the algebra in manuscript Lemma 8.4, equation (27), and
Appendix A.3. The vectors are in an arbitrary real inner-product space;
Kt denotes the value of the matrix K on t. No assertion about the
existence, size, or differentiated estimates of a pulse is made here.
Orthogonal projection onto the hyperplane perpendicular to n, for n ≠ 0.
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The right-hand side of equation (27), with the viscous coefficient δ.
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The real coefficient of the normal vector canceled by pressure.
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The full normal identity includes the damping of an existing tangency defect.
In particular the projected vector field has the normal derivative required by tangency.
Rearranging the projected equation leaves exactly this normal vector.
A pressure force with the opposite normal coefficient cancels the residual exactly.
Actual differentiation of tangency gives the normal derivative in Appendix A.3.
Along any differentiable solution of (27), the tangency defect solves h' = -δ h.
Integrating-factor proof of zero-data uniqueness for the scalar defect equation.
The primitive D is explicit, so no existence assumption is hidden in this statement.
Initial tangency persists for a differentiable solution of the projected equation. This version is global in slot time and assumes an explicit primitive of the damping.
The damping term has nonpositive contribution to the energy derivative.