Initial-time differentiability for augmented jet flows.
A continuous characterized flow has the usual derivative with respect to its initial-time parameter.
Start-time differentiability of a characterized flow with a C¹ spatial state map and the flow composition law.
The augmented first-jet flow has the standard initial-time derivative, with its smooth augmented vector field.
The state derivative of the first-jet flow, written in terms of the spatial Jacobian and Hessian of the base flow.
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The first-jet state derivative is the actual spatial Fréchet derivative of the augmented flow.
The start-time derivative of the augmented flow, using its state derivative and the augmented vector field.
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The initial-time derivative of the spatial Jacobian applied to a fixed direction.
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The parameter derivative of the spatial Jacobian applied to a direction, when varying the initial point.
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- AVenhance.Infra.Flow.flowSpatialFDerivApplySpaceDerivativeAt X v p = (AVenhance.Infra.Flow.flowSecondSpatialDerivative X p.1 p.2.1 p.2.2).flip v
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Initial-time differentiation of the Jacobian follows by applying the augmented-flow derivative to a direction column.
For a fixed target time, each variational direction is jointly C¹ in start time and initial point.
Every fixed-direction value of the spatial Jacobian is jointly C¹ in target time, initial point, and start time.
The spatial Jacobian is jointly C¹ in all flow variables.