Affine parabolic coordinates for backward uniqueness #
The time iteration and finite-slab arguments in lem:bu-iterate and thm:bu
use positive spatial dilation and an affine time change.
The affine parabolic change of variables based at time τ.
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A field in affine parabolic coordinates.
Equations
- ESS.buAffineField τ scale w z = w (ESS.buAffinePoint τ scale z)
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The first spatial weak derivative in affine parabolic coordinates.
Equations
- ESS.buAffineDw τ scale Dw z i j = scale * Dw (ESS.buAffinePoint τ scale z) i j
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The second spatial weak derivative in affine parabolic coordinates.
Equations
- ESS.buAffineD2w τ scale D2w z i j k = scale ^ 2 * D2w (ESS.buAffinePoint τ scale z) i j k
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The weak time derivative in affine parabolic coordinates.
Equations
- ESS.buAffineDtw τ scale Dtw z i = scale ^ 2 * Dtw (ESS.buAffinePoint τ scale z) i
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The affine coordinates agree with the parabolic dilation and translation used by the integration change-of-variables formulas.
The inverse image of a time slab under the affine map is the unit positive-time cylinder.
The affine parabolic map preserves the positive half-space cylinder when its image time interval stays below one.
The affine parabolic map also preserves the cylinder with its initial time face included.
The affine parabolic map is continuous.
Continuity up to the initial time face transports under the affine map.
The affine field has the prescribed zero trace at normalized time zero.
Gaussian growth is preserved when the rescaled exponent is bounded by the target exponent.