Joint regularity lemmas for the per-scale §2 flow displays.
Negation preserves the coordinate derivative seminorm of a vector field.
Extract a matrix entry as a continuous linear functional.
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- AVenhance.Infra.Construction.Section2FlowRegularityCore.flowMatrixEntryCLM i j = { toFun := fun (A : AVenhance.FaaDiBruno.FlowMatrix) => A i j, map_add' := ⋯, map_smul' := ⋯, cont := ⋯ }
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Componentwise flow-Jacobian seminorms are controlled by the matrix gradient seminorm.
Joint all-orders smoothness of a constructed §2 flow.
Joint all-orders smoothness of the inverse of a constructed §2 flow.
The forward spatial Jacobian is jointly smooth in its start time, increment, and evaluation point.
Time-translate a flow and its vector field by the same base time.
The composed Jacobian is jointly smooth in the two flow times and space.
Smooth spatial representative required when evaluating the composed Jacobian seminorm.
The entries in the composed Jacobian are differentiable in target time.
The inverse-flow spatial Jacobian is differentiable in target time.
The paper's first-derivative flow closeness estimate follows from the current scale's induction bound. The previous-scale adapter below obtains that bound through the already-proved Section 2 induction step.
flow_close in Section2FlowBoundsAtScale, derived from the preceding
induction hypothesis and the Section 2 recursion.
The composed Jacobian minus identity is the cofactor of the inverse-flow
displacement gradient. The corrected equal-radius transport estimate therefore
gives the consumed flow_jacobian_composed display.
flow_jacobian_composed in Section2FlowBoundsAtScale, derived from the
previous scale by first advancing the Section 2 stream induction.
flow_jacobian in Section2FlowBoundsAtScale, derived from the previous
scale by first proving its current e.indyhyp step.