Uniform coefficient bounds for the literal harmonic blocks #
Restriction to angle zero, isometric coordinate changes, conjugate pairs, and finite signed harmonic sums preserve constants chosen before labels. The endpoints use the actual signed and particular block constructors.
An isometry preserves the constants and polynomial degrees of every actual finite-jet bound, uniformly over the extra index.
Restriction to angle zero does not enlarge a single jet constant.
A conjugate pair retains uniformity, including both negative and positive Fourier modes.
Uniform full-angle amplitude and pressure bounds give the actual stored coefficients of the angle-zero signed block.
The smallness of a full-angle amplitude difference transfers to the literal difference of the two stored velocity coefficients.
For the actual common corrected wave, the amplitude difference is exactly the common curl correction.
A fixed finite signed harmonic sum preserves uniformity in the spatial label, independently of the total number of such labels.
The actual angle shuffle followed by the actual zero section.
The native whole-angle strip used by the literal particular solver.
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Full-angle, already periodized mode coefficients produce the actual finite particular block. Every output mode has uniform label bounds.
The last coordinate reassociation acts on the actual stored velocity coefficients and preserves the uniform class.