The circulation profile as an input to the axis maximum principle #
CIV.circulation_pde (eq:aniso:circulation:pde) is stated in the Cartesian derivative
calculus timePartial/spatialPartial/spatialSecondPartial on the meridional plane.
CIV.axisMaximumPrinciple instead consumes the half-disc operators dtPast, dr, dz.
This file transports the equation between the two, through the meridional chain rules of
CIV/Axis/MeridionalScalarChainRule.lean, and records the regularity hypothesis
(hreg_circulationProfile) the maximum principle asks for.
The resulting equation hpde_circulationProfile is lem:aniso:axis's
eq:aniso:axis:pde with drift (u_r, u_z), exponent k = −1, zeroth-order coefficient
γ = 0 and source r f_θ, exactly as the proof of lem:aniso:annulus reads it.
The C² spatial slice of the circulation #
The circulation of a C² field is C² on the cylinder: it is a polynomial in the
coordinates and the components of u.
The spatial slice of the circulation at a fixed time is C² on the unit ball.
The spatial slice of the circulation is differentiable at every point of the cylinder.
The time slice of the circulation is differentiable at every point of the cylinder.
Regularity of the circulation profile #
The regularity hypothesis of CIV.axisMaximumPrinciple for the circulation profile:
C² in the half-disc variables and differentiable from the past in time, at every interior
point of the half-disc.
Translating dtPast, dr, dz into the Cartesian derivative calculus #
dtPast of the circulation profile is timePartial of the circulation.
dr of the circulation profile is ∂₁ of the circulation.
dz of the circulation profile is ∂₃ of the circulation.
dr (dr ·) of the circulation profile is ∂₁² of the circulation.
dz (dz ·) of the circulation profile is ∂₃² of the circulation.
The equation eq:aniso:axis:pde for the circulation profile #
The circulation equation eq:aniso:circulation:pde, written in the half-disc calculus
CIV.axisMaximumPrinciple consumes: drift (u_r, u_z), exponent k = −1, no zeroth-order
term and source r f_θ.