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IndisputableMonolith.NavierStokes.RunningMaxNormalization

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The module defines the running maximum of a sequence and associated normalization tools for use in Navier-Stokes formalizations. Researchers handling sequence bounds or vorticity estimates in fluid dynamics would reference these auxiliaries. It supplies the core object M̃(n) = max_{k≤n} a(k) together with monotonicity, positivity, and normalized variants. The module is purely definitional with basic supporting lemmas.

claim$M̃(n) := max_{k≤n} a(k)$, normalized sequence $â(n) := a(n)/M̃(n)$ obeying $â(n) ≤ 1$ with equality at the running-max index, plus rescaling length $L(n)$ with $L(n) → 0$.

background

The module sits inside the Navier-Stokes domain and imports Mathlib for real analysis. It introduces the running-maximum operator on sequences a : ℕ → ℝ, together with its monotonicity, positivity preservation, and limit-to-infinity behavior. Normalization produces a bounded sequence, while rescaleLength supplies a vanishing length scale. These objects prepare boundedness arguments for vorticity or similar quantities.

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why it matters in Recognition Science

The definitions supply the normalization infrastructure required by downstream Navier-Stokes results on bounded vorticity. They implement the technical step that converts potentially unbounded sequences into unit-bounded ones while preserving key monotonicity and positivity properties.

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