Transport High Order #
Support for the Armstrong–Vicol anomalous-diffusion formalization.
The finite array of all coordinate partials of order n at one point.
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The array of recursively differentiated transport sources for all
coordinate partials of order n.
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The lower-allocation weight after inserting the induction bound
16 C_g s in the transport source estimate.
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The differentiated transport source is bounded by a linear top-order jet
term and a finite lower-order forcing, using the equal-radius induction
hypothesis on [-T,T].
The sharp differentiated source estimate in binomial order. This is the form whose time integral gives the corrected coefficient and the corrected shifted convolution.
The normalized coordinate-jet ratios used in the a-priori finiteness step and the sharp absorption.
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All order-n coordinate partials evolve as one finite-dimensional ODE
along a flow characteristic.
The initial value of every positive-order coordinate-jet array is zero.
Uniform linear source control for the order-n jet gives a pointwise
Gronwall bound at every spatial endpoint.
The finite-dimensional jet Gronwall estimate for either sign of the
target time. The source hypothesis is only needed on the symmetric interval
[-T,T].
A pointwise estimate for every ordered coordinate partial controls the paper's essential-supremum derivative seminorm.