Coordinate derivatives of the real Fourier modes used by the Galerkin system.
Use normalized Haar measure on the unit circle for periodic integrals.
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- classicalGalerkinMeasureSpaceUnitAddCircle = { toMeasurableSpace := QuotientAddGroup.measurableSpace (AddSubgroup.zmultiples 1), volume := AddCircle.haarAddCircle }
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Applying a fixed continuous linear map to a finite-dimensional linear ODE solution adds the commutator of that map with the ODE operator to the transformed forcing.
Exchange the sine and cosine modes at each frequency, fixing the constant mode.
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The signed frequency multiplier in the coordinate derivative of a real mode.
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- AVenhance.Infra.Classical.realFourierModeDerivativeScale none i = 0
- AVenhance.Infra.Classical.realFourierModeDerivativeScale (some (p, false)) i = -(2 * Real.pi * ↑(AVenhance.Infra.Parabolic.FourierGalerkin.representativeFrequency p i))
- AVenhance.Infra.Classical.realFourierModeDerivativeScale (some (p, true)) i = 2 * Real.pi * ↑(AVenhance.Infra.Parabolic.FourierGalerkin.representativeFrequency p i)
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A coordinate derivative of a real Fourier mode is the frequency factor times its paired sine or cosine mode.
A finite real Fourier expansion written on Euclidean representatives.
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Differentiating a finite Fourier expansion multiplies each coefficient by its frequency and replaces its cosine or sine mode with the paired mode. The result therefore stays in the same cutoff space.
Sine-cosine exchange transported to the finite Galerkin index set.
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Coefficients of the coordinate derivative of a finite Fourier expansion.
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Coordinate derivatives of a finite real Fourier expansion are represented by the explicit coefficient derivative map, without leaving the cutoff space.
The coordinate derivative map has the expected cutoff-dependent Fourier multiplier bound. The differentiated-energy estimates below will remove this frequency factor by measuring one more spatial derivative.
Coordinate differentiation of Fourier coefficients as a linear map.
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The coordinate derivative on the finite Fourier coefficient space as a continuous linear map. Its operator norm is bounded by the largest retained frequency.
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The coefficient transform for an ordered word of coordinate derivatives.
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- AVenhance.Infra.Classical.realFourierWordDerivativeCoefficients N c [] = c
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The bounded linear map on Fourier coefficients associated with a derivative word.
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- AVenhance.Infra.Classical.realFourierWordDerivativeMap N (i :: w) = AVenhance.Infra.Classical.realFourierModeDerivativeMap N i ∘SL AVenhance.Infra.Classical.realFourierWordDerivativeMap N w
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Every ordered spatial derivative of a finite Fourier expansion remains in its original cutoff, with coefficients given by the corresponding word derivative map.
Product of the normalized Haar measures on the two circle factors.
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Fourier projection commutes with a coordinate derivative. The weak gradient identity follows from periodic integration by parts and the fact that differentiating a retained mode stays in the same cutoff.