Pulling material derivatives back along a flow turns them into ordinary time derivatives. This is the all-order chain-rule interface for material estimates.
View a curried scalar field as a function on joint time-space.
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- AVenhance.Infra.Construction.constructionJointScalar F p = F p.1 p.2
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View a curried vector field as a function on joint time-space.
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- AVenhance.Infra.Construction.constructionJointVector b p = b p.1 p.2
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Embed a spatial direction into the time-space-start-time domain, fixing both times.
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The material derivative is the joint derivative in the space-time
direction (1,b).
Smooth space-time data give a smooth material derivative.
Every material iterate stays smooth when the velocity and the original space-time profile are smooth.
The composed forward Jacobian is jointly smooth in the target time and spatial point. This is obtained by differentiating the joint smooth flow in its spatial variable and composing with the jointly smooth inverse flow.
Along any differentiable characteristic of b, one material derivative
is the ordinary derivative of the pulled-back profile.
All iterated material derivatives pull back to ordinary time derivatives along the characteristic.
For the Section 2 flow, material iteration of the composed forward Jacobian becomes ordinary differentiation of the forward Jacobian along its starting point. The smoothness premise is qualitative joint smoothness of the composed Jacobian entry.
The composed-flow Jacobian pullback identity with its qualitative smoothness premise supplied by joint smoothness of the construction flow.