Compact-family uniformity and stability of the stress cone #
The input functions are actual continuous functions on a compact parameter set. Uniform margins, a single amplitude threshold, and a common perturbation radius are conclusions of the theorems, not assumptions.
The positive minimum of a continuous positive function on a compact set. This also covers the empty parameter set.
All three strict source inequalities in (11) have a common positive margin on a continuous compact parameter family.
Compact normalized data give one amplitude threshold for the entire family.
The eventual relaxed-cone inequalities have uniform positive additive gaps, independent both of the parameter and of the large amplitude.
The manuscript's strict source criterion (11), uniformly on any compact parameter family. The conclusion supplies uniform normalized margins and a single threshold for all stress amplitudes above it.
Equation (11), with a common positive additive gap in both relaxed-cone inequalities for every parameter and every sufficiently large amplitude.
Coordinates (P,J,v) for a stress cone datum, with the product metric.
Instances For
The exact open true cone, retaining the square-root inequality.
Equations
- NavierStokes.UniformCone.trueCone = {z : NavierStokes.UniformCone.ConeDatum | 2 < z.2.2 ∧ 2 < z.1 ∧ z.2.2 < NavierStokes.ConeAlgebra.coneBound z.1 z.2.1}
Instances For
A continuous compact family inside the true cone stays a uniformly positive distance from each of its three defining scalar boundaries.
Every compact subset of the true cone has one positive metric perturbation tolerance, including perturbations outside the original image.
A continuous compact family in the true cone has uniform perturbation tolerance. The competing datum need not depend continuously on the parameter.
Coordinatewise perturbations of a compact true-cone family preserve
the exact quadratic criterion as well as the lower bound v > 2.