The endpoint difference uses the left-Jacobian Piola base flux and the
d_m vector source.
The terminal endpoint flux at the index, before taking divergence.
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The actual base Piola flux at the zero endpoint.
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The first (nonterminal) summand of the d_m field.
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The Piola flux left after subtracting the first summand of d_m from the
zero-endpoint base flux.
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The previous source pairing, retained for downstream migration. It is no longer the scalar source in the endpoint identity.
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- AVenhance.Infra.Section4.hmFrozenRegularSource I hΦ m κ T t x = AVenhance.Infra.Section5.frob (I.flux κ m t - I.Kmat κ m t) (AVenhance.gradMatrix (AVenhance.Infra.Section5.Gbar I hΦ m T t) x)
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The actual regular scalar in the endpoint split, the divergence of the remaining Piola flux.
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- AVenhance.Infra.Section4.hmFrozenPiolaSource I hΦ m κ T t x = AVenhance.vecDiv (AVenhance.Infra.Section4.hmFrozenRegularFlux I hΦ m κ T t) x
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The exact terminal endpoint is divergence of the terminal Aq tail.
The finite endpoint difference is the divergence of the Piola
regular source and the new d_m vector field. This uses the actual
zero-endpoint base flux, with each F_l on both sides of the matrix gap.