Classical derivatives up to the boundary #
EllipticPdes.Embedding.exists_const_holderOnWith_of_gradClosed_domain produces a bounded
Hölder representative of each member separately. u ∈ C^{k-1-⌊n/p⌋,γ}(closure Ω) says more: one
function, differentiable to order k - 1 - ⌊n/p⌋ on Ω, whose derivatives are the members
themselves and whose top derivatives are γ-Hölder on closure Ω. This file supplies that.
The representatives are chosen once, before any of them is read, so a single family v serves
every index. Each v i is continuous on closure Ω, hence on Ω, and integrable there, and
it has the weak gradient fun k => v (nxt i k) because a weak gradient sees only the
almost-everywhere class.
EllipticPdes.Embedding.hasFDerivAt_of_continuousOn_hasWeakGradOn then makes the weak
gradient a classical one at every point of Ω, and an induction on the order remaining reads
ContDiffOn off the chain.
The estimate is the one the clause states: the constant is quantified before the family, and it
bounds the supremum and the Hölder seminorm of every member on closure Ω by a uniform
L^{p₀} bound.
References #
James Guo, Partial Differential Equations (Course Lecture Notes), Theorem IV.2.3 case (ii); L. C. Evans, Partial Differential Equations (2nd ed.), §5.6.3 Theorem 6 clause (ii).
Clause (ii) of the embedding with classical derivatives. One family of representatives
serves every index: each is bounded and Hölder on closure Ω under the constant the clause
names, each of low enough depth is differentiable on Ω with the next members as its partial
derivatives,
and each is n times continuously differentiable on Ω whenever the supply leaves n orders
above it.