Derivative bounds for expanding cutoffs #
Subtracting a constant from χ (R⁻¹ • ·) leaves every positive-order derivative unchanged.
For R ≥ 1, a bound B on the i-th derivative of χ therefore gives a bound B / R on
the corresponding derivative of the cutoff error. Only Cⁱ regularity is needed.
Including order zero, the same hypotheses give a uniform bound B + ‖c‖ after subtracting
an arbitrary constant c.
This estimate is shared by the Sobolev and Schwartz-space cutoff approximations. It is
extracted from the derivative scaling argument in
TauCeti/Analysis/Distribution/SchwartzSpace/Cutoff.lean, using Mathlib's
iteratedFDeriv_comp_const_smul.
For a positive derivative order and R ≥ 1, subtracting a constant from an expanding
cutoff gives a derivative bound B / R, where B bounds that derivative of the cutoff.
For any derivative order and R ≥ 1, subtracting a constant from an expanding cutoff
gives a derivative bound B + ‖c‖, where B bounds that derivative of the cutoff.