Extension across a flat boundary by reflection #
A Sobolev class on the half space extends across the interface by reflecting it: the value at a point below the interface is the value at its mirror image. The gradient extends the same way, with a sign in the normal direction, and the extended pair is a weak gradient on the whole space.
The identity is tested against an arbitrary test function of the whole space. Splitting the
integral at the interface and reflecting the lower half turns it into an integral over the half
space, tested against φ + s (φ ∘ R) with s the sign of the direction. In the normal
direction that combination is odd, so it vanishes on the interface, which is exactly the
hypothesis under which the boundary term of EllipticPdes.Extension.integral_partialD_of_eq
disappears.
Main declarations #
EllipticPdes.Extension.evenExt: the reflected extension of a function.EllipticPdes.Extension.evenExtGrad: the reflected extension of its gradient.EllipticPdes.Extension.integral_split_interface: an integral splits at the interface.EllipticPdes.Extension.hasWeakGradOn_evenExt: the weak gradient of the extension.EllipticPdes.Extension.eLpNorm_evenExt_le: its bound in everyLᵖseminorm.EllipticPdes.Extension.aestronglyMeasurable_evenExt: the extension is measurable.EllipticPdes.Extension.eLpNorm_evenExtGrad_le: the gradient's bound in everyLᵖseminorm.EllipticPdes.Extension.integrable_evenExtandEllipticPdes.Extension.integrable_evenExtGrad: the extension and its gradient are integrable on the whole space whenever the class is integrable on the half space.
References #
L. C. Evans, Partial Differential Equations (2nd ed.), §5.4 Theorem 1.
The open half space below the interface.
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Up to the null interface, the whole space is the union of the two open half spaces.
Splitting of an integral over the whole space at the interface.
The reflected extension #
Reflected extension of a function: below the interface it takes the value at the mirror image.
Equations
- EllipticPdes.Extension.evenExt j u x = if 0 ≤ x.ofLp j then u x else u ((EllipticPdes.Extension.reflectLI j) x)
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Reflected extension of a gradient, with a sign in the normal direction.
Equations
- EllipticPdes.Extension.evenExtGrad j g k x = if 0 ≤ x.ofLp j then g k x else EllipticPdes.Extension.reflectSign j k * g k ((EllipticPdes.Extension.reflectLI j) x)
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Integral over the lower half space as the reflected integral over the upper one.
The partial derivative is additive.
The partial derivative commutes with a constant multiple.
Weak gradient of the reflected extension on the whole space. Splitting the integral
at the interface and reflecting the lower half tests the class against φ + s (φ ∘ R), which in
the normal direction is odd and so vanishes on the interface. That is the hypothesis under which
no boundary term survives.
The bound #
The extension is, almost everywhere, the sum of the class and its reflection, each on its own side of the interface.
Reflection of the lower half space onto the upper one, preserving measure.
Bound for the extension in every Lᵖ seminorm. The reflection preserves
measure, so each side contributes the seminorm on the half space.
Integrability of the extension #
The extended gradient is, almost everywhere, the sum of the component and its signed reflection, each on its own side of the interface.
Measurability of the reflected extension, from the description of it as a sum of two indicators.
Integrability of the reflected extension. Each side of the interface contributes the integral over the half space, the reflection preserving measure.
Integrability of the extended gradient, componentwise.
The gradient's bound #
The sign a reflection attaches to a direction has absolute value 1.
Measurability of the extended gradient, componentwise.
Bound on the extended gradient in every Lᵖ seminorm. The reflection preserves measure
and the sign has absolute value 1, so each side contributes the seminorm on the half space.