The completed gradient component on smooth compactly supported data #
The completed L^(6/5) operator is built from the L² carrier by a
norm-controlled extension, so on data that already lies in L² it reproduces
the raw L² operator, and on smooth compactly supported data the raw operator
is the classical Hessian ∂ᵢ∂ⱼ(N * G) of the Newtonian potential. This is the
only place where a classical representative of the completed operator is
identified, and it is used exactly on the dense class of test data.
The underlying map of the exponent 6 / 5 extension input is the raw
L² operator.
On data lying in both L^(6/5) and L² the completed operator agrees
almost everywhere with the raw L² operator.
On smooth compactly supported data the completed gradient component is the
classical Hessian ∂ᵢ∂ⱼ(N * G) of the Newtonian potential.