First-order transport commutator identities for smooth Euclidean fields.
The scalar transport term associated with a vector field and a scalar function.
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Coordinate derivative of a product of two smooth scalar functions.
Coordinate derivative commutes with subtraction for smooth scalar functions.
An ordered word of coordinate derivatives applied to a scalar function.
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- AVenhance.Infra.Classical.classicalWordDerivative [] x✝ = x✝
- AVenhance.Infra.Classical.classicalWordDerivative (i :: w) x✝ = fun (x : Homogenization.Vec 2) => AVenhance.spaceGrad (AVenhance.Infra.Classical.classicalWordDerivative w x✝) x i
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Smooth mixed coordinate derivatives commute.
A coordinate derivative can be moved through an arbitrary ordered word of smooth coordinate derivatives.
Coordinate derivative of a sum of smooth scalar functions.
All ways of distributing an ordered derivative word between two factors.
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The product term attached to one split of a derivative word.
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Leibniz expansion of an ordered word of coordinate derivatives.
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The derivative splits with at least one derivative assigned to the first factor.
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The finite Leibniz sum over splits with a nonempty first derivative word.
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An arbitrary ordered coordinate derivative of a product is the finite Leibniz sum over all ways to distribute its derivative word between the factors.
The order-s transport commutator is precisely the Leibniz sum over splits that differentiate the drift at least once.
Arbitrary ordered derivatives of the transport term are given by the finite Leibniz sum over the drift components and all derivative splits.
The arbitrary order transport commutator is the sum of exactly the Leibniz terms in which a derivative lands on the drift, written as the full product expansion with its principal term removed componentwise.
After cancelling the principal transport derivative, the order-s commutator is the finite sum of the Leibniz terms that differentiate a drift component.
The first derivative commutator between transport and a coordinate derivative is the product of the differentiated drift and the gradient of the scalar.
The Leibniz split list has binomial multiplicities for the number of derivatives assigned to its first factor.
The commutator split list has the same binomial multiplicities, with the zero-derivative on the first factor removed.