Square roots and signed quotients from weighted derivative bounds #
The estimates use genuine Fréchet derivatives. A normalization used in a pointwise estimate is constant in the differentiation variable: no regularity of the quotient by a variable flat weight is assumed.
Jointly smooth zero extension from locally uniform Gaussian bounds #
The bounds concern the actual full Fréchet derivative tensors of a function
on U × (0,∞). They are uniform in a neighborhood of each parameter point.
Every tensor is extended by zero. One extra inverse power in the Gaussian
bound proves that its derivative at the edge is zero, using
δ ≤ ‖(p,δ) - (p₀,0)‖. No pointwise-to-joint limit inference is used.
A locally uniform bound. The constant, inverse-power loss, and parameter
neighborhood may depend on the parameter point. The interval (0,1) is only
used near the edge.
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Every actual tensor is bounded, with constants and losses allowed to depend on its derivative order as well as the parameter point.
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- NavierStokes.FlatZeroExtension.LocalGaussianJets c U f = ∀ (n : ℕ), NavierStokes.FlatZeroExtension.LocalGaussianBound c U (iteratedFDeriv ℝ n f)
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Adapter from the unextended exponential written in analytic estimates.
A bound on values alone, uniform in the parameter, proves a zero full derivative at the edge. This applies later to every actual tensor.
Zero extension of each actual derivative tensor.
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The derivative recurrence holds for the extended tensors on both sides and at the edge. The edge case comes from the proved small-o bound.
The proved extended tensors form the actual Taylor family of the zero
extension on the open set U × ℝ.
Main gluing theorem. Neither the parameter space nor the target needs a finite-dimensionality or completeness hypothesis.
The ordinary full tensors of the extension equal the zero extensions of the original ordinary full tensors.
In particular every mixed derivative at the joining edge is zero.
The main theorem stated directly with local exponential estimates of every actual tensor. The interval and neighborhood bounds remain explicit.
Rpow coefficient as an element of ℕ → ℝ | 0 => 1 | n + 1 => rpowCoeff p n * (p - (n : ℝ)).
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Coeff bound, given by (∑ k ∈ Finset.range (n + 1), |rpowCoeff p k|) + 1.
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- NavierStokes.WeightedQuotients.coeffBound p n = ∑ k ∈ Finset.range (n + 1), |NavierStokes.WeightedQuotients.rpowCoeff p k| + 1
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The local-open form of the genuine Fréchet chain-rule estimate.
The multiplier here is a fixed scalar at the point being estimated.
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- NavierStokes.WeightedQuotients.normalizeAt w f y = w⁻¹ * f y
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Square-root estimates retain exactly the square root of the small weight.
Order bound, given by ∑ k ∈ Finset.range (n + 1), k.factorial * coeffBound p k.
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- NavierStokes.WeightedQuotients.orderBound p n = ∑ k ∈ Finset.range (n + 1), ↑k.factorial * NavierStokes.WeightedQuotients.coeffBound p k
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Choose sum, given by ∑ i ∈ Finset.range (n + 1), (n.choose i : ℝ).
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- NavierStokes.WeightedQuotients.chooseSum n = ∑ i ∈ Finset.range (n + 1), ↑(n.choose i)
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A common bound for each input jet yields the usual Leibniz bound.
Signed updates inherit the same half-weight as the primary square root.
An upper bound with a fixed finite power of each allowed large scale. The controlled function need not have any regularity.
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A finite envelope of the input jets and the positive denominator lower bound. This function is never differentiated.
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- NavierStokes.WeightedQuotients.envelope w g r n x = 1 + w x / g x + ∑ i ∈ Finset.range (n + 1), (‖iteratedFDeriv ℝ i g x‖ / w x + ‖iteratedFDeriv ℝ i r x‖ / w x)
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All input jets carry w; the square root and arbitrary signed quotient
carry exactly sqrt w, with only polynomial changes in the allowed scales.
An explicit weighted lower estimate supplies the reciprocal envelope. This assumption is pointwise, with no normalized smooth factor.
Convert the usual weighted upper inequality to the envelope notation.
All full derivative tensors satisfy an exponential weight times fixed powers of the allowed scale and inverse edge distance.
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An external scale may vary with parameters, but is locally bounded at
the edge. Any fixed S ≥ 1 satisfies this condition.
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The hypotheses are inequalities for the input's actual derivatives.
Joint smooth zero extension, and vanishing of every full edge tensor, derived solely from weighted input-jet inequalities and a positive lower bound.
Direct interface using only the original weighted input inequalities.