Classical spatial derivatives of high-order inverse Fourier fields #
The extra Bessel weight places every finite coordinate word within the quadratic-growth inverse Fourier field theorem. Differentiation then appends the corresponding coordinate symbol.
The ordered coordinate multiplier is continuous in frequency.
The damped ordered multiplier is continuous in frequency.
A high-order inverse Fourier field has the next classical spatial
partial, represented by the appended coordinate word
(prop:lps-smoothing).
Every ordered classical spatial derivative of the base inverse
Fourier field is represented by its damped coordinate multiplier,
through the chosen Bessel order (prop:lps-smoothing).
Continuous higher Bessel frequency curves give jointly continuous
ordered spatial derivative fields on the product space
(prop:lps-smoothing).
The weighted frequency representative of each ordered spatial
word remains in L² (prop:lps-smoothing).
Every spatial slice of a damped high-order inverse Fourier field
is square-integrable (prop:lps-smoothing).