Fourier coefficients of the smooth Galerkin representative and its time derivative.
Use normalized Haar measure on the unit circle for periodic integrals.
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- classicalTimeEquationMeasureSpace = { toMeasurableSpace := QuotientAddGroup.measurableSpace (AddSubgroup.zmultiples 1), volume := AddCircle.haarAddCircle }
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The Fourier coefficient of the continuous smooth representative is the coefficient path constructed as the strong Galerkin limit.
The Fourier coefficient of the real smooth representative agrees with its Galerkin limit coefficient, in the unit cell normalization used by the periodic calculus.
Each limiting spatial derivative path is the torus L² class of that derivative of the
smooth representative.
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The Fourier coefficient of a finite Galerkin transport term is the sum of the pairings of the finite derivative paths with the smooth transport tests.
The Laplacian coefficient of the smooth limit is the sum of the limiting second derivative coefficients.
The smooth limit's transport coefficient is the sum of its gradient pairings with the Galerkin transport tests.
Finite Galerkin transport Fourier coefficients converge uniformly in time to those of the smooth representative.
Finite Galerkin Laplacian Fourier coefficients converge to those of the smooth representative.
The limiting time derivative of each Fourier coefficient is the coefficient of the smooth spatial right-hand side. This is the coefficient-level passage from the Galerkin ODE to the limiting PDE.
Clamp a real time to the interval on which the classical equation is constructed.
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The time clamp agrees with the identity on the open unit interval.
On interior times, the Fourier coefficient path of the smooth representative has derivative equal to the corresponding coefficient of its spatial right-hand side.
A single derivative Fourier mode, continuously parameterized by time and torus position.
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The ordered spatial derivative Fourier series converges uniformly on the time-space slab.
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The jointly continuous word Fourier series is the spatial derivative of the smooth lift on each time slice.