Density and pairing helpers for Euclidean Lᵖ #
This file records the approximation facts used when an operator is first
defined on its L² carrier and then extended to lower exponents. The
approximants are continuous and compactly supported; in particular they are
in every finite Lᵖ space. The pairing estimates are stated in the real
integral form supplied by Hölder's inequality, which is convenient when
passing a distributional identity to the limit.
Every finite-exponent Lᵖ function has continuous compactly supported
approximants converging in eLpNorm. Each approximant is also in L².
The preceding approximation theorem in the real-exponent notation used by
the pressure extension: 1 ≤ p < ∞ and MemLp f (ENNReal.ofReal p).
Hölder's estimate for the pairing against a fixed Lq test function.
Hölder's estimate for the difference of two pairings against a fixed
Lq test function. This is the quantitative Lᵖ continuity used in the
distributional limit.
The pairing estimate when the test is continuous and compactly supported.
Such a test is automatically in every finite Lq space.
A sequence converging in Lᵖ has a strictly increasing subsequence which
converges almost everywhere.
A Cauchy sequence of Lᵖ representatives has a representative of its
limit and converges to it in eLpNorm.