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Anderson4D.Continuum.CovarianceDerivativeMajorant

Euclidean cutoff-covariance derivative majorant #

This file constructs the cutoff-dependent positive majorant for repeated coordinate derivatives of η. It is deliberately Euclidean: periodization and integration by parts belong to later modules.

The unit vector in Euclidean coordinate i.

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    The same coordinate direction in every derivative slot.

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      noncomputable def Anderson4D.SmoothCutoff.etaCoordDerivative (ρ : SmoothCutoff) (r : ℕ) (i : Fin dim) (x : R4) :

      The r-fold derivative of η in coordinate i, evaluated through mathlib's actual iterated Fréchet derivative.

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        Repeated coordinate derivatives of η are continuous.

        The support of the full iterated Fréchet derivative is contained in the original covariance's topological support.

        Consequently the full iterated derivative vanishes outside tsupport η.

        The repeated coordinate derivative also vanishes outside tsupport η.

        Explicit support inclusion for the scalar coordinate derivative.

        Evaluation on repeated unit coordinate vectors is bounded by the operator norm of the full iterated derivative.

        Every fixed derivative order has a positive global operator-norm bound depending only on the named cutoff.

        The auxiliary covariance has a strictly positive lower bound on the compact support of the original covariance.

        Uniform constants through order eight #

        A single positive operator-norm bound for derivative orders 0,...,8. It depends on ρ, as it must.

        The named numerator constant, selected after fixing ρ.

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          The named positive lower bound for the auxiliary covariance on tsupport η.

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            The cutoff-dependent constant in the Euclidean derivative majorant.

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              Every repeated coordinate derivative through order eight is dominated globally by the covariance of the named auxiliary cutoff.