Receding-axis curvature terms vanish in the limit #
As the recentring offset A = rc / lam → ∞, the two correction terms
− Vₙ/(Aₙ+R)·Θₙ and − Θₙ/(Aₙ+R)² of zoomTheta_pde tend to zero at a fixed
point ((R, Z), τ).
The two play different roles in eq:aniso:zoom:receding:equation. Only
− Θₙ/(Aₙ+R)² is one of the three terms the manuscript drops on passing to the limit;
the other two dropped terms are ∂_R Θₙ/(Aₙ+R) and ∂_Z(Sₙ²)/(Aₙ+R). The stretching
term − Vₙ Θₙ/(Aₙ+R) is not dropped: zoomTheta_transport_divergenceForm absorbs it
into the perfect divergence ∂_R(Vₙ Θₙ) + ∂_Z(Wₙ Θₙ) that the limiting equation
retains. The limit proved for it here is an auxiliary estimate on the transport part,
not the removal of an axis term.
The limits are taken along the germ 𝓝[>] 0 of the zoom scale, and every hypothesis
about the zoom point is an eventual one: at a fixed ((R, Z), τ) the recentred zoom
point lies in the unit cylinder only for small scales, never for all of them (lam = 1
forces τ < 0 while lam = √(1/(-τ)) forces lam² τ = -1, so the all-scales form is
satisfied by no real τ). eventually_zoomPointRec_mem_unitCylinder_at produces the
eventual form from the standing hypotheses of prop:aniso:small.
Producing the eventual hypotheses #
The one-point form of eventually_zoomPointRec_mem_unitCylinder: at a fixed
negative-time point p, and for a recentring (rc, zc) strictly inside the unit disc of
the meridional plane, the recentred zoom point lies in the unit cylinder for all
sufficiently small scales. This is the witness that makes the eventual membership
hypotheses of this file and of CIV.Zoom.RecedingDrTermVanish satisfiable.
The (0, 0) entry of eq:aniso:zoom:derivatives in eventual form: the recentred
radial velocity is bounded by the scale-independent constant C (-τ)^{-1/2} for all
sufficiently small scales. This produces the hV hypothesis of
tendsto_zoomTheta_pde_curvature_terms_nhdsWithin_zero.
eq:aniso:zoom:receding:bound in eventual form: since δ = lam ^ (2 * h) ≤ 1 for
small scales, the two terms of abs_zoomTheta_le collapse to the scale-independent
constant C ((-τ)^{-1+h} + (-τ)^{-1-h}). This produces the hTheta hypothesis of
tendsto_zoomTheta_pde_curvature_terms_nhdsWithin_zero.
The two offset decay lemmas #
eq:aniso:zoom:receding:limit: a numerator bounded for small scales, divided by
(A + R)² with A = rc / lam → ∞, tends to 0 as lam → 0⁺.
eq:aniso:zoom:receding:limit: the same with the offset to the first power, the form
consumed by the ∂_R Θₙ/(Aₙ+R) limit of CIV.Zoom.RecedingDrTermVanish and by the
divergence limit of the receding drift.
The two curvature terms #
eq:aniso:zoom:receding:limit (the curvature pair): the two terms
− Vₙ/(Aₙ+R)·Θₙ − Θₙ/(Aₙ+R)² of zoomTheta_pde vanish as lam → 0⁺. The bounds on
Vₙ and Θₙ are required only for small scales, which is what
eventually_abs_zoomVRec_le and eventually_abs_zoomTheta_le supply.