Joint first-order regularity of a smooth nonautonomous flow.
Spatial Fréchet derivative of the flow at a joint time-space-start-time point.
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- AVenhance.Infra.Flow.JointC1.flowSpatialDerivativeAt X p = fderiv ℝ (fun (y : Homogenization.Vec 2) => X p.1 y p.2.2) p.2.1
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Starting-time velocity given by minus the transported initial vector field.
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- AVenhance.Infra.Flow.JointC1.flowStartVelocity b X p = -(AVenhance.Infra.Flow.JointC1.flowSpatialDerivativeAt X p) (b p.2.2 p.2.1)
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Starting-time differential as a continuous linear map from real times.
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Differential in the initial position and starting time with observation time fixed.
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Vector field evaluated at the endpoint of the flow.
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- AVenhance.Infra.Flow.JointC1.flowTimeVelocity b X p = b p.1 (X p.1 p.2.1 p.2.2)
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Observation-time differential as a continuous linear map from real times.
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Joint differential assembled from observation-time, spatial, and starting-time parts.
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Explicit joint differential formula for the three arguments of the flow.
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The full time, position, and initial-time map of a smooth periodic flow is continuously Fréchet differentiable. Its partial derivatives are the vector field and the jointly continuous spatial/start-time derivative.
Explicit form of the total derivative of the joint flow map, with the spatial and start-time components exposed for higher regularity bootstraps.
Joint C¹ regularity of a smooth periodic nonautonomous flow.
The inverse flow map is jointly C¹ in target time, point, and initial
time; its spatial slice is the inverse of the forward flow map.