Transport Time Analyticity #
Support for the Armstrong–Vicol anomalous-diffusion formalization.
Repeated time derivatives of a joint field.
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The m-th time derivative of a joint field, as a time-dependent spatial
field.
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A mixed coordinate partial of a time derivative is the joint directional jet with the spatial directions followed by the time directions.
Repeated pure time directions for an iterated joint derivative.
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Embed one spatial coordinate direction into joint time-space.
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Joint spatial directions associated with a list of coordinate indices.
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A spatial derivative of a mixed time-space jet is represented by the coordinate list with that derivative appended.
The ordered joint jet of a time derivative and any finite list of coordinate spatial directions is the corresponding paper partial.
A mixed jet indexed by an arbitrary finite coordinate list obeys the pointwise derivative bound read directly from the spatial seminorm.
The paper's derivative seminorm decreases when its radius increases.
One labeled mixed Leibniz summand is bounded by the exact two-factor coordinate-seminorm product used in the 10698 resummation.
Bound a sum of mixed transport Leibniz terms by its length-only majorant. The two labeled split lists retain the binomial multiplicities exactly.
Scalar closure for one step of the 10698 time-derivative induction. The
Q budget leaves half of the target for the source and half for the exact
two-parameter convolution.