Matrix-valued flux comparison with the mode-reduced moving energy.
The spatially averaged gradient energy of one shear mode.
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Decide whether a coordinate is the active coordinate of a moving-energy shear mode.
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Cutoff-weighted contribution of an odd shear mode to the moving energy.
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- AVenhance.Infra.Section3.MovingFluxEnergyComplete.movingEnergyModeTerm I κ m t k = I.xiMK m (↑k) t ^ 2 * AVenhance.Infra.Section3.movingEnergyModeCoefficient I κ m (↑k) t
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The horizontal shear contributes only its active diagonal energy entry.
The vertical shear contributes only its active diagonal energy entry.
The mode-reduced spatial energy correction in coordinate i.
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The diagonal energy correction is exactly the sum of the spatially
averaged single-mode gradient Gram entries. This identifies the diagonal
energy matrix used in the flux estimate with the source's E_m formula after
the finite-support double-sum reduction.
The moving energy after the double-sum orthogonality reduction. Its
molecular part is κ I; its modewise correction is diagonal.
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Matrix form of the diagonal source energy after the double-sum reduction:
each diagonal correction is the sum of the spatial averages of the mode Gram
entries, and the molecular baseline is κ I.
Finite-support version of the source energy after the overlap reduction. The diagonal terms are the spatial means of the single-mode Gram matrices.
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For the actual finite cutoff support, the source's spatially averaged
diagonal energy formula agrees with the mode-trace matrix used in the flux
estimate. Together with movingEnergy_double_sum_reduces, this closes the
finite E_m double-sum reduction.
Each coordinate correction is nonnegative and bounded by the full trace.
The full matrix flux-energy estimate, with the cutoff dependence reduced
to C₀ and under the source's small-ratio condition.