The clamped tensor paths for the local mild map #
These extensions let the translated Stokes integral use a fixed time interval while agreeing with the trajectory on its lifespan.
Clamp real time to the closed interval on which a mild trajectory is defined.
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The clamping map is continuous.
Clamping does not change a time already in the trajectory interval.
Extend a trajectory's regularized tensor to every real time by clamping its argument to the interval.
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- CKN.Leray.regularizedMildClampedTensorTrajectory ρ ε hε T hT u s = CKN.Leray.regularizedMildTensor ρ ε hε (u (CKN.Leray.regularizedMildTimeClamp T hT s))
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The clamped tensor path is continuous.
A uniform trajectory bound gives the source quadratic tensor bound on the clamped path.
The difference of two clamped tensor paths is controlled by the supremum-norm distance between their trajectories on a common ball.
The right-hand side of the mild equation, written with the translated
integral over the fixed interval [0,T].
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The value of the local map is the heat evolution minus the translated Stokes integral.
The local map agrees with the mild equation eq:reg-mild on the
trajectory interval.
The local mild map takes values in the closed Leray data space.