Heat-kernel convolution #
This file records the scalar convolution interface used by the heat-kernel route to the Newtonian kernel. The heat kernel is the left factor and the compactly supported function is the right factor, so Mathlib's right-factor regularity and derivative-transport theorems apply directly.
Spatial convolution of the heat kernel with a scalar function.
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Pointwise integral form of heatConv.
Heat-kernel scaling in the spatial variable.
The Gaussian profile has vanishing polynomially weighted tails.
The heat-kernel profile tail in the natural-number power form.
Compactly supported heat convolution converges pointwise to its input at positive times tending to zero.
Time differentiation of heat convolution under the spatial integral.
The time derivative is the spatial-Laplacian integral of the heat kernel.
The heat kernel is bounded by its spatially constant prefactor.
A compactly supported convolution has the standard large-time bound.
The heat kernel tends pointwise to zero at large time.
Heat convolution of a compactly supported continuous function vanishes at large time.