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LeanPool.CIVAxisymmetric.Closure.CirculationProfilePde

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 time slice of the circulation is differentiable at every point of the cylinder.

Regularity of the circulation profile #

theorem CIV.hreg_circulationProfile (u : CKN.Foundation.Parabolic.ParabolicPoint → CKN.Foundation.Parabolic.Vec3) (hu2 : ContDiffOn ℝ 2 (fun (w : CKN.Foundation.Parabolic.Vec3 × ℝ) => u w) unitCylinder) (Rstar tη s : ℝ) (hRpos : 0 < Rstar) (hR1 : Rstar < 1) (hs0 : s < 0) (htη1 : -1 < tη) (p : (ℝ × ℝ) × ℝ) :
p ∈ axisDomain Rstar tη s → ContDiffAt ℝ 2 (fun (y : ℝ × ℝ) => circulationProfile u (y, p.2)) p.1 ∧ DifferentiableWithinAt ℝ (fun (t : ℝ) => circulationProfile u (p.1, t)) (Set.Iic p.2) p.2

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.

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.