Gaussian tail weights #
The time weight comparison used in lem:bu-gaussian#weight-decay.
The fixed Gaussian decay exponent in the manuscript.
Equations
- ESS.buGaussianBeta = 1 / 10 ^ 6
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The logarithmic time weight at time 3/2 in the manuscript.
Equations
- ESS.buGaussianH = Real.log (CKN.gaussCarlemanTimeWeight (3 / 2))
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The logarithmic exponent of the collar Gaussian weight.
Equations
- ESS.buGaussianLogTailExponent a ρ s = -2 * a * Real.log (CKN.gaussCarlemanTimeWeight s) - ρ ^ 2 / (32 * s)
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The logarithmic Gaussian tail exponent increases up to time 2 (lem:bu-gaussian#weight-decay).
The manuscript constants satisfy the hypotheses of the Gaussian log-weight estimate.
The late endpoint of the Gaussian time weight is at least its value at
time 3/2, so its logarithm is nonnegative.
The spatially independent endpoint of the Carleman time weight is the
source Gaussian factor (lem:bu-gaussian#weight-decay).
The negative time power decreases on the late-time collar.
The mass-only part of the late-time collar error has the source Gaussian
bound (eq:bu-gaussian-collar).
The manuscript growth threshold makes the transverse Gaussian absorb the
rescaled growth on the late-time collar (eq:bu-gaussian-collar).
On a radial collar outside ρ/2, the weighted field is bounded by the
one-dimensional logarithmic tail used in eq:bu-gaussian-collar.
The collar polynomial is absorbed by the remaining Gaussian factor
(lem:bu-gaussian#weight-decay).
The preceding interval estimate with the fixed manuscript exponent and time weight.