A quantitative first-order estimate for the spatial derivative of a flow.
Reverse-time vector field used in the gradient-deviation estimate.
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Reverse-time flow used in the gradient-deviation estimate.
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- AVenhance.Infra.Flow.GradientDeviation.gradientReverseTimeFlow X t x s = X (-t) x (-s)
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The spatial derivative bound is unchanged by time reversal.
If the spatial derivative of a smooth periodic field is bounded by L,
then the spatial derivative of its forward flow differs from the identity by
at most exp (L (t-s)) - 1.
The exponential first-derivative estimate holds on either side of the initial time.
On the unit exponential scale, exp(z)-1 ≤ 2z; this is the linear
small-time form used in (10814)-(10818).
The gradient-deviation estimate in (10814)-(10818), once the seminorm
hypothesis has been converted to the pointwise derivative bound
‖Dₓb‖ ≤ d C_f R_f / 4.
Convert the paper's order-one seminorm hypothesis for a smooth Vec 2 field into the pointwise spatial derivative bound used in (10814)-(10818).
The gradient estimate in Proposition p.ODE.flow (10811)-(10825), with the
paper's seminorm assumption supplying the derivative bound.