Source envelopes along an entire common-cover slot path #
The common-cover envelope is an actual sum over native copies. Injectivity of the padded native rectangle identifies the one copy met by a slot path. The source itself is not assumed periodic on the native torus.
The full padded integration rectangle, including both time endpoints.
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Native region, given by (fun z => g.center + g.basis z) '' rectangle r L.
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- NavierStokes.WaveEnvelopeTransport.nativeRegion g r L = (fun (z : NavierStokes.TorusInverse.Plane) => g.center + g.basis z) '' NavierStokes.WaveEnvelopeTransport.rectangle r L
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A geometric injectivity condition, independent of all source fields.
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The envelope of the grouped label on the common cover. The summands are nonzero only on their own native integration rectangles.
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Exact envelope identification at every integration time, including the entry and exit. No bound at the current point is extrapolated.
The actual GaussianTailFlat cutoff is evaluated at the integration time, on the same native copy used to evaluate the source.
A concrete geometric criterion, uniform in the band and covering gap.
After multiplying slot time by ci, the full rectangle has transverse
half-width r0, so its injectivity does not deteriorate as L grows.
Copy cell, given by {z | g.coordinates k z.2 ∈ rectangle r L}.
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Coefficients may differ in every native copy. This is an actual sum of common-cover fields, with no substitution of a native-periodic source.
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A transverse support exclusion for the actual copy coefficient excludes the entire grouped source on the entire integration path.
Uniform bounds on the actual supported copy coefficients give the WaveClass of their actual grouped field. Local finiteness and geometric separation justify all derivatives of the sum.
Full joint derivatives of the actual source along every point of the
slot. The inverse-edge factor remains frozen in s.growth n z.1.
The source may depend on the common coordinate in any way allowed by its
actual WaveClass; native periodicity is not a premise.
The actual projected source operator along the whole integration path. Only native forcing-map jets and the original common-cover source class are inputs. Both affine pullbacks and their Leibniz product are differentiated.
The path used by the source estimate is the manuscript's literal path, with its actual time coefficient and inverse integer covering.
The constructed zero-entry solve vanishes where the grouped source has no transverse support, using its values along every integration time.