Forced torus energy calculations for the actual classical increments.
Closed spatial unit cell used for compactness and periodic integration.
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Instantaneous energy identity with the actual forcing retained.
Torus integration by parts for a smooth periodic vector forcing.
Pointwise forcing control with the dissipation coefficient retained.
A matrix forcing pairing can absorb any positive amount of dissipation.
Transfer the current increment's gradient onto the preceding increment in the constant-matrix boundary pairing of the primitive argument.
The boundary term from time integration by parts is controlled by current L² energy and preceding second derivatives, without a pointwise current-gradient norm.
Periodic self-adjointness transfers the two Laplacian derivatives onto the preceding scalar derivative in the current material equation.
Constant-matrix Laplacian transfer for vector fields, including the actual gradient fields in the current material equation.