Energy estimates for the viscous two-mode equation #
The norm is the genuine Euclidean norm on EuclideanSpace ℝ (Fin 2).
The auxiliary Hilbert-space lemmas derive an estimate from a differential
equation and an energy inequality; no propagator bound is assumed.
Right derivative of the norm away from zero, obtained from the squared norm.
A dissipative linear equation grows in norm by at most its integrated forcing. The equation is required only as a right derivative on the finite interval.
Integrating-factor estimate from a quadratic-form bound on the actual operator.
W is a positive scalar solution of W' = growth * W; it is not a bound
assumed for the vector solution.
The useful pulse bound: a positive envelope absorbs the variable reference growth, while the remaining nonnegative error contributes one exponential.
Interval-only forcing version. Clamping the source outside the interval shows that no global extension hypothesis on the forcing is needed.
A source bounded by K * P retains that envelope and costs at most the
slot length. The scalar K may be any prescribed small-scale power times weights.
Existence and the weighted estimate are compatible consequences of the actual continuous-coefficient ODE, with no assumed propagator.
The two real modal coordinates with their Euclidean, not product-sup, norm.
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diag(lam,-lam) as a genuine continuous linear operator.
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The actual diagonalized coefficient, including scalar damping and error.
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- NavierStokes.ViscousPropagator.coefficient lam damping E = NavierStokes.ViscousPropagator.diagonal lam - damping • ContinuousLinearMap.id ℝ NavierStokes.ViscousPropagator.Plane + E
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The exponential-integral envelope has the required scalar ODE exactly.
The actual viscous two-mode estimate. The damping may be smaller than
the reference by dampingError / S, and the full operator error is at most
matrixError / S. Neither error is multiplied by the harmonic index.
The same constants work for every nonzero harmonic.
Homogeneous forward bound in the usual envelope-ratio form.
The positive reference eigenvalue appearing in the Gaussian construction.
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- NavierStokes.ViscousPropagator.referenceEigenvalue lam u ell t = lam / √(1 + NavierStokes.PulseGrowth.slotMagnitude u ell t ^ 2)
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The fundamental damping fixed by the manuscript's choice of B_s.
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Concrete specialization to the same scalar reference used by
GaussianEnvelope.reference_gaussian_bounds.