Spatial differentiability of a characterized smooth periodic flow.
The nonlinear trajectory differs from its variational approximation by a quadratic amount in the initial displacement, for forward time.
The nonlinear trajectory differs from its variational approximation by a quadratic amount at a fixed target time, as a consequence of the uniform forward-interval estimate.
The spatial flow map is Fréchet differentiable at every point for forward time, with derivative given by the variational flow.
Time reversal preserves smooth joint periodicity.
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- AVenhance.Infra.Flow.SpatialC1.reverseTimeField b t x = -b (-t) x
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Flow with observation and starting times both reversed.
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- AVenhance.Infra.Flow.SpatialC1.reverseTimeFlow X t x s = X (-t) x (-s)
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Spatial differentiability holds at arbitrary target and initial times. The derivative is the unique variational flow along the characterized trajectory.