The same compensated histories and the terminal backward stress #
All forward histories in this file use the supplied compensation witness. The base outgoing energy identity is kept explicit; zero changes alone do not imply a zero total energy moment.
Derivatives of the actual compensated heat histories #
The first radial identities come from the actual finite integrals. Joint smoothness and parameter differentiation of those integrals then give the mixed identities on the open physical parameter band.
Interior domain, bundling carrier, isOpen, scale_mem.
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Angular weight, given by Real.exp (3 * p.1 / 2) * logE F XR c p.
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- NavierStokes.HeatSwitchHistoryDerivatives.angularWeight F XR c p = Real.exp (3 * p.1 / 2) * NavierStokes.HeatSwitchCone.logE F XR c p
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Energy weight, given by Real.exp p.1 * (F.logU p ^ 2 - logE F XR c p ^ 2 / 2).
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- NavierStokes.HeatSwitchHistoryDerivatives.energyWeight F XR c p = Real.exp p.1 * (F.logU p ^ 2 - NavierStokes.HeatSwitchCone.logE F XR c p ^ 2 / 2)
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Pressure weight, given by logE F XR c p ^ 2 / 2.
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- NavierStokes.HeatSwitchHistoryDerivatives.pressureWeight F XR c p = NavierStokes.HeatSwitchCone.logE F XR c p ^ 2 / 2
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Mixed differentiation of a genuine smooth history. The radial identity in this helper is supplied below by the just-proved fundamental-theorem identities for the actual three histories.
The mixed derivative uses the actual parameter derivative already appearing in the stress formula.
Angular history, given by ∫ u in Ioc 0 X, HeatedOutgoing.H F XR c (u,η).
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Energy history, given by ∫ u in Ioc 0 X, HeatedOutgoing.energyDensity F XR c η u.
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- NavierStokes.TerminalHistoryBridge.energyHistory F XR c η X = ∫ (u : ℝ) in Set.Ioc 0 X, NavierStokes.HeatedOutgoing.energyDensity F XR c η u
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Power history, given by ∫ u in Ioc 0 X, OutgoingDilation.powerH F XR u.
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- NavierStokes.TerminalHistoryBridge.powerHistory F XR X = ∫ (u : ℝ) in Set.Ioc 0 X, NavierStokes.OutgoingDilation.powerH F XR u
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The exact renormalized angular moment determines the forward history from the future, for the very same supplied compensation coefficients.
Normalization, given by TerminalPressure.releasedNormalization F.data (OutgoingDilation.switchRadius F XR).
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Shift, given by Real.log (OutgoingDilation.switchRadius F XR) - 1/5.
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Physical angular, given by SimilarityProfile.pullback F.data.h (-TerminalPressure.amplitudeExponent F.data.h) (HeatedOutgoing.E F XR c).
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Physical pressure, given by SimilarityProfile.pullback F.data.h (-2*TerminalPressure.amplitudeExponent F.data.h) (HeatedOutgoing.Pi F XR c).
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Exact physical canonical pressure, with its required q^(-2A) factor.
This is a change of variables in the actual improper integral.
The actual forward stress on the switched tail #
Forward theta, constructed using HeatSwitchCone.logE.
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Forward axial, given by XR * Real.exp p.1 * HeatSwitchCone.Ns F XR c p / (CoordinateAlgebra.L F.data.h p.2 * Real.sqrt (2 * XR * Real.exp p.1)).
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Exact change from logarithmic to physical histories #
Eta derivative, given by derivWithin (fun η => G (p.1,η)) HeatedOutgoing.parameterDomain p.2.
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- NavierStokes.TerminalHistoryBridge.etaDerivative G p = derivWithin (fun (η : ℝ) => G (p.1, η)) NavierStokes.HeatedOutgoing.parameterDomain p.2
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Theta stock as an element of ℝ.
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Theta weight as an element of ℝ.
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Axial weight as an element of ℝ.
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Angular residual as an element of ℝ.
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Axial residual as an element of ℝ.
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Genuine physical derivatives of logarithmic profiles #
Amplitude operator, constructed using SimilarityProfile.partialT.
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Terminal amplitude, given by TerminalStress.physicalHeat C (1+d.h) p * TerminalStress.flattening d.h (TerminalPressure.outgoingTaper d y0) p.
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Vanishing constants at infinity, obtained from the actual moments #
Radius clock, given by regularClock q XR (r^2/2).
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- NavierStokes.TerminalHistoryBridge.radiusClock q XR r = NavierStokes.TerminalHistoryBridge.regularClock q XR (r ^ 2 / 2)
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Physical theta weight as an element of ℝ.
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Physical axial weight as an element of ℝ.
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The actual forward angular stress equals the independently defined
backward physical stress. Its similarity factor is q^(-A-1/2).
The same witness and the original zero-energy identity also fix the axial integration constant; the pressure is the actual canonical pressure.
Exact profile stress agreement on the open parameter interval. The closed endpoints are handled below by the actual continuous representatives.
Closed log domain, given by univ ×ˢ HeatedOutgoing.parameterDomain.
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Terminal map, given by (p.2,OutgoingTail.tailEnd F.data-p.1).
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Joint closure in log radius and parameter includes the switch-attachment
point and both parameter endpoints, without evaluating physical coordinates
at the singular time t=1.