Per-iterate spatial jets of the S-amplitude #
The AMNR engine consumes L² bounds on the spatial words of amnrTGradient (T i) p over the
time-cell product measure, for every partial iterate T i, i ≤ Nstar β. Upstream supplies
the dissipation spaceTimeGradNormSq of the iterate spatial words of θprev (profile) and of
the increments V_j = T j - T (j-1) (amplitude theorem). This file proves the adapter:
- a single-function bridge from a spatial dissipation bound to the
L²bound of the actualamnrWordofamnrTGradient u p, for anyuthat is smooth up to the initial time; - telescoping
T i = ∑_{j ≤ i} V_jat the level ofeLpNorm; - the scalar bookkeeping at the scales
ε_{m-1}and the final adapterrelative_iterate_gradient_jets.
The time-cell product measure on (0,1] × (0,1)².
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The actual gradient is smooth on the open positive-time domain once the function is smooth up to the initial time.
On the product measure, the actual spatial word of the gradient is the coordinate of the gradient of the spatial word of the slices.
Bridge: the spatial dissipation of u bounds the L² norm of every actual spatial word
of its gradient on the unit time-cell product.
A finite decomposition of a temperature into smooth pieces decomposes every actual spatial word of its gradient on the positive-time domain.
Telescoped L² bound: the gradient word of T is bounded by the sum of the
dissipation bounds of the pieces.
Scalar bookkeeping #
The amplitude profile is at most one for a smallness parameter in [0,1].
Regularity of the increments #
Every increment V_j = T j - T (j-1) (with V_0 = θprev) is smooth up to the initial time.
The adapter #
Relative step inputs. The θ profile and the V-increment amplitude conclusion supply the
positive spatial jets of the gradient of every partial iterate T i, i ≤ Nstar β, in
the form consumed by the AMNR engine.