Linear coefficient transforms of forced finite-dimensional Galerkin paths.
The forcing generated when a fixed linear map is applied to a forced Galerkin path.
Equations
- D.transformedForcing L y t = L (D.forcing t) + L ((D.weak.coefficient t) (y t)) - (D.weak.coefficient t) (L (y t))
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Reuse the same weak operator and assign the transformed path its correct initial state and commutator forcing.
Equations
- D.linearTransform L y hforcing = { weak := D.weak, initial := L D.initial, forcing := D.transformedForcing L y, forcing_integrable := hforcing }
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Apply a continuous linear map to a coefficient path.
Equations
- AVenhance.Infra.Classical.ForcedGalerkinData.mapPath L u = { toFun := fun (t : ↑(Set.Icc 0 1)) => L (u t), continuous_toFun := ⋯ }
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A continuous linear transform of a forced Galerkin solution again solves the same weak operator equation, with its commutator included in the forcing.
The commutator forcing produced by a continuous linear transform of a finite Galerkin path is interval integrable.
The forced Galerkin data and path obtained by differentiating every retained Fourier mode along one ordered spatial derivative word.
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The coefficient path obtained by differentiating a Galerkin path solves the transformed forced system with the commutator included in its forcing.