Joint space-time bounds for ordered spatial derivatives of smooth periodic data.
Finite indices for all ordered coordinate-derivative words of length at most s.
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Convert a finite derivative index to its ordered coordinate word.
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Joint time-space domain with nonnegative time, including the initial trace.
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Repeated spatial directional derivatives of a joint space-time scalar, taken using the within-derivative on the nonnegative-time domain.
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On every nonnegative-time slice, the joint within-derivative agrees with the ordinary ordered spatial derivative used by the Galerkin commutator calculus.
A continuous function periodic in its spatial argument is uniformly bounded on a unit time interval times all of space.
Smooth joint half-space data and spatial periodicity give uniform bounds for every ordered
spatial derivative on [0,1] × Vec 2.
Uniform derivative bounds for an admissible drift component.
Uniform derivative bounds for the smooth periodic forcing.
A single constant bounds every spatial derivative of the drift through order s,
uniformly in the component, time, and space variables.
A single constant bounds every spatial derivative of the forcing through order s,
uniformly on the physical time interval and on all of space.