Product rule for the coordinate directional derivative #
axisDeriv is the directional derivative along a coordinate axis on a spatial slice.
This file establishes the Leibniz product rule for axisDeriv, its smoothness
counterpart, and a Finset-indexed sum-of-products corollary used in the
convective-term estimates of the inductive derivative bounds behind
thm:analytic:interior.
The Leibniz product rule for axisDeriv: differentiating a product along a
coordinate axis splits into the derivative of the first factor times the second,
plus the first times the derivative of the second.
axisDeriv_mul with ContDiffOn ℝ ⊤ hypotheses on an open set, matching the
regularity used in the interior analyticity argument.
ContDiffOn is preserved under pointwise products of real-valued functions.
Finset-indexed sum-of-products corollary of the Leibniz rule, matching the
convective term ∑_j g_j(x) ∂_j h(x) that appears when differentiating the
momentum equation in the inductive derivative estimates behind
thm:analytic:interior.