Iterated weak derivatives pass to a smaller region #
The induction of Guo, Partial Differential Equations (Course Lecture Notes),
Theorem VIII.3.2 (p. 65) runs on a pair V ⋐ W ⋐ Ω: the cutoff lives on W, the conclusion
is asked on V, and the datum's regularity is established on whichever of the two is
convenient. Moving a family between them is the bookkeeping this file removes.
A weak derivative on W is tested against every test function supported in W, and a test
function supported in V ⊆ W is one of them. Both integrals then localise to V, since the
integrands vanish off the support. The bound comes along because extension by zero preserves
the norm and restriction does not increase it.
Main declarations #
HasWeakDerivOn.restrict: a weak derivative onWrestricts to one onV ⊆ W.HasIteratedWeakDerivOn.restrict: the family.IteratedL2Bound.restrict: the bound, with the same constant.
Restriction of a weak derivative to a smaller region. Test functions supported in V are
test functions supported in W, and each integral over W collapses to one over V because
its integrand vanishes off the support.
The order-k family on a smaller region, entry by entry.
Equations
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Instances For
The restricted family has the same bound: extension by zero preserves the norm and restriction does not increase it.