Extension across a C¹ boundary chart #
Near a boundary point a domain with C¹ boundary is, after relabelling the coordinates, the
region above the graph of a C¹ function γ of the remaining ones. This file extends a
Sobolev class across that graph, which is the local half of Guo's extension operator.
The route is the composite of the three maps the chapter has built. The shear S y = y + γ(y)eⱼ
inverts the flattening, so the flattening T = S⁻¹ sends the region above the graph onto the
half space; the class travels the other way, through S, and picks up the transpose of the
shear's derivative on its gradient. The flattened class is then reflected across the interface,
and the reflection returns through T.
Main declarations #
EllipticPdes.Extension.aboveGraph: the region above the graph of a chart.EllipticPdes.Extension.preimage_shear_aboveGraph: the shear pulls that region back to the half space.EllipticPdes.Extension.chartExtandEllipticPdes.Extension.chartExtGrad: the extension and its gradient.EllipticPdes.Extension.hasWeakGradOn_chartExt: the extension has that weak gradient on the whole space.EllipticPdes.Extension.chartExt_eq_of_mem: the extension agrees with the class on the region it extends.EllipticPdes.Extension.eLpNorm_chartExt_leandEllipticPdes.Extension.eLpNorm_chartExtGrad_le: the extension and its gradient, bounded in everyLᵖseminorm.
References #
James Guo, Partial Differential Equations (Course Lecture Notes), Theorem III.2.2 steps 1 and 2 (p. 21); L. C. Evans, Partial Differential Equations (2nd ed.), §5.4 Theorem 1 and §C.1.
The region above a graph #
Region above the graph of a chart, in the j-th coordinate.
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Pull-back of the half space through the flattening.
Pull-back of the region above the graph through the shear.
The extension #
Gradient of a class pulled back through the shear, the transpose of the shear's derivative applied to the gradient.
Equations
- EllipticPdes.Extension.shearGrad j γ g k x = g k (EllipticPdes.Extension.shear j γ x) + g j (EllipticPdes.Extension.shear j γ x) * EllipticPdes.Sobolev.partialD k γ x
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Extension across a C¹ boundary chart. The chart is flattened by the shear, the
flattened class is reflected across the interface, and the reflection returns through the
inverse shear.
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Gradient of the extension across a C¹ boundary chart. The second term is the shear's
own contribution, with the sign of the inverse chart.
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The partial derivative of a negated chart.
Weak gradient of the extension across a C¹ boundary chart, on the whole space. The
class travels through the shear onto the half space, the reflection extends it across the
interface, and the inverse shear returns it, each of the three steps supplying its own half of
the gradient.
Agreement of the extension with the class on the region it extends.
Bound on the extension in every Lᵖ seminorm. Both shears preserve measure and the
reflection doubles, so the extension over the whole space is bounded by twice the seminorm over
the region above the graph.
The gradient's bound #
Restriction of the shear to the half space, preserving measure onto the region above the graph.
Normal component of the gradient through the shear, untouched, the chart having no partial derivative in the direction it is a graph in.
Scaling of an Lᵖ seminorm by a bounded factor.
Scaling of an Lᵖ seminorm by a bounded factor.
Bound on the transported gradient, componentwise. The shear contributes the chart's bound against the normal component.
Bound on the gradient of the extension across a C¹ boundary chart. Each of the three
maps plays its part: the shear contributes the chart's bound against the normal component, the
reflection doubles, and the inverse shear contributes the bound again.