Congruence of iterated derivatives for axisymmetric fields #
If a vector field is axisymmetric on the unit cylinder, then its angular mean agrees
with the field itself there, and consequently every iterated spatial partial derivative
of each component of the angular mean agrees with the same derivative of the original
field — and the anisotropic ℒ² bounds transfer from the angular mean to the field.
Two scalar fields that agree on the unit cylinder have equal iterated spatial partial derivatives in a fixed direction, at every point of the unit cylinder.
For an axisymmetric field, every multi-index spatial partial derivative of a component of its angular mean agrees with the same derivative of the field itself, at every point of the unit cylinder — the angular mean does not move a field that is already axisymmetric there.
The meridional-plane specialization of the previous theorem: for an axisymmetric field, iterated meridional partial derivatives of the angular mean of a component agree with the same derivatives of the component itself.
The anisotropic ℒ² bounds transfer from the angular mean of an axisymmetric field
to the field itself — used to convert thm:main's hypothesis AnisotropicBounds C h (angularMean u)
into the hypothesis AnisotropicBounds C h u that thm:aniso:main needs, once u is known to
be axisymmetric on the unit cylinder.