C² coefficients #
The differentiated-equation identity (Evans, Partial Differential Equations (2nd ed.),
§6.3.1, Theorem 2) needs one order of differentiability beyond the interior H² estimate:
the coefficient gradient ∂_ℓ aᵢⱼ must itself be treated as a C¹ weight. This file bundles
that hypothesis as IsC2Coeff, a mixin on top of EllipticCoeff one derivative order above
IsC1Coeff (a mechanical copy of CoeffC1.lean), leaving every existing consumer of
EllipticCoeff and IsC1Coeff untouched.
A C² ellipticity bundle: every coefficient entry is twice continuously differentiable
with uniform bounds A1 on the first and A2 on the second derivatives. Layered on
EllipticCoeff, leaving every existing consumer untouched (as IsC1Coeff is).
Every coefficient entry is twice continuously differentiable.
- A1 : ℝ
The uniform bound on the first derivatives of every entry.
A1is nonnegative.- grad_bdd (i j : Fin d) (x : EuclideanSpace ℝ (Fin d)) : ‖fderiv ℝ (fun (y : EuclideanSpace ℝ (Fin d)) => A.a y i j) x‖ ≤ self.A1
The Fréchet derivative of every coefficient entry is bounded by
A1at every point. - A2 : ℝ
The uniform bound on the second derivatives of every entry.
A2is nonnegative.
Instances For
A C² bundle is in particular a C¹ bundle (drops the second-order data).
Equations
- hA.toIsC1Coeff = { contDiff := ⋯, A1 := hA.A1, A1_nonneg := ⋯, grad_bdd := ⋯ }
Instances For
The gradient entry ∂_ℓ a_{ij} is C¹ (needed to treat it as a differentiable weight in
the strong-datum move, Task 7).