Transport ODEApplications #
Support for the Armstrong–Vicol anomalous-diffusion formalization.
Real two-by-two matrices representing spatial flow derivatives.
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- AVenhance.FaaDiBruno.FlowMatrix = (Fin 2 → Fin 2 → ℝ)
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The transposed cofactor of a two by two matrix.
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For a divergence-free smooth periodic field, the forward flow Jacobian at
the inverse point is the transposed cofactor of the inverse-flow Jacobian.
This is the finite-dimensional identity used in Proposition p.ODE.flow.
The coordinate cofactor map is linear and does not increase the entrywise sup norm on two by two matrices.
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If the full time-space flow is smooth, its inverse displacement solves
the backward transport equation with source -b. The remaining flow-ODE
regularity task is to derive this smoothness witness from IsFlow.
The n=1 induction base used in Proposition p.ODE.flow.2, specialized
to dimension two. It uses only the paper's order-one field seminorm bound and
does not require divergence freeness.
The positive coefficient in the paper's signed half-binomial induction,
with index n corresponding to derivative order n+1.
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- AVenhance.FaaDiBruno.flowHalfBinomialCoeff n = (-1) ^ n * Ring.choose (1 / 2) (n + 1)
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Along a jointly smooth flow, every ordered spatial coordinate jet obeys the time derivative obtained by applying the same jet to the vector field composed with the flow.
The final reduction step in p.ODE.flow.2: the paper's level n+1
bound on the flow itself implies its level-n gradient bound. The input
coefficient is the signed half-binomial coefficient, for which
4 * A ≤ 1 / (n + 1); the resulting dimension-two bound is at most 6, hence
the paper's target 12.
The reduction in p.ODE.flow.2 with the paper's actual signed
half-binomial coefficient at order n+1.
For an arbitrary starting time, the inverse displacement solves the
transport equation for the time-shifted velocity. This is the characteristic
identity needed to apply Lemma 10577 at each center s in the stream
recursion; the smoothness witness remains explicit.