: the exact cell-flux identity (33) and the normie3 split.
For every odd (indeed every) k, with Q = ∇Y_{l_k}, F = F_{l_k}, B = (∇χ_k) ∘ Y_{l_k},
p = selCoeff, the determinant-one/Piola identity σ Q = Fᵀ σ gives
C_k = Fᵀ C⁰_k + κ (I - Fᵀ) + D_k + E_k (the corrected formulation (33)). Consequently the
literal-name normie3Sel equals the centered normie3Plus minus the two defect
contractions. All statements are unconditional: smoothness of χ_k and of the inverse
flow is supplied by FrozenFlowRegularity and Section3.chiMK_component_contDiff_two.
The inverse flow's row-Jacobian satisfies σ ∇Y = Fᵀ σ (det one).
Each corrector χ_k(t, ·) is differentiable (indeed C²).
Exact identity (33): C_k = F_kᵀ C⁰_k + κ (I - F_kᵀ) + D_k + E_k.
The normie3 split #
The matrix split: κ I + Fᵀ(𝒥 - κ I) - C_k = Fᵀ(𝒥 - C⁰_k) - D_k - E_k.
The literal-name normie3 equals the centered normie3⁺ minus the two defect
contractions Σ_k ξ_k (D_k + E_k) : ∇G_k.