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Airy displacement integral (I0​(C), I1​(C))

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For q=eiπ/6 define I0​(C)=∫0∞​Ai(q(s−C))ds and I1​(C)=∫0∞​sAi(q(s−C))ds. Both converge by Airy function decay. Integrating its differential equation gives I1​−CI0​=iqAi′(−qC). These moments convert a decaying vorticity profile into its velocity and displacement for three-layer long-wave shear-flow matching.

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