The swirl bound eq:aniso:closure:w #
The weighted swirl component ψ = (−t)^η u_θ obeys the parabolic equation
weighted_swirl_pde off the axis, with zeroth-order coefficient
γ = r⁻² + u_r/r + η/(−t). When η > 0 and the meridional quantity G is small enough
that |u_r/r| ≤ η/(−t) on (t_η, 0) (hypothesis hG), γ ≥ 0, and
CIV.axisMaximumPrinciple bounds ψ on the closed meridional half-disc by its parabolic
boundary values plus the accumulated source. This file assembles that bound, first on the
meridional plane (swirl_bound) and then, through the swirl coefficient swirlCoeffAt, at
every off-axis point of the ball (swirl_bound_ball).
The chain rule through the meridional embedding #
The weighted swirl profile and its translation into dr, dz, dtPast #
The drift, zeroth-order coefficient and source, and the translated PDE #
Embedding the meridional half-disc in the unit cylinder #
The hypotheses of CIV.axisMaximumPrinciple for the swirl profile #
The boundary bound, including the corner shared by the two pieces #
The swirl bound, eq:aniso:closure:w, on the meridional plane #
The swirl bound eq:aniso:closure:w: for t ∈ (t_η, 0) and a meridional point in
vec3Ball 0 R_*, the weighted swirl (−t)^η u_θ is bounded by its value on the parabolic
boundary (−t_η)^η max(M_b, M_i) plus the accumulated weighted source
(−t_η)^η M_f (t − t_η), derived by applying CIV.axisMaximumPrinciple at
s := t and reading off its conclusion m + M (p.2 − t₁) there: since
M := (−t_η)^η M_f bounds (−t)^η |f_θ| uniformly for t_η < t < 0 (monotonicity of
(−t)^η, η > 0) and p.2 − t₁ = t − t_η at p = ((x₁, x₃), t), this is the sharp
instantiation of the maximum principle's own bound, not a further relaxation of it.
The swirl bound eq:aniso:closure:w at every off-axis point of vec3Ball 0 R_*, not
only on the meridional plane. The raw Cartesian component u (x, t) 1 is not invariant
under the rotations about the axis, so it is the swirl coefficient swirlCoeffAt u = Γ / r
that carries the meridional conclusion of swirl_bound to a general point: writing
x = Q_φ (r, 0, z) with r ≥ 0 (exists_rotZ_meridional), the point is off the axis
exactly when r > 0, the rotation preserves the Euclidean norm, and
swirlCoeffAt_rotZ_meridional identifies swirlCoeffAt u (x, t) with the meridional value
u ((r, 0, z), t) 1 to which swirl_bound applies.