Higher interior regularity for a weak solution in H¹ #
Evans, Partial Differential Equations (2nd ed.), §6.3.1, Theorem 2 (p. 332): for
a^{ij}, b^i, c ∈ C^{m+1}(U), f ∈ H^m(U) and a weak solution u ∈ H¹(U) of L u = f,
u ∈ H^{m+2}_loc(U) with ‖u‖_{H^{m+2}(V)} ≤ C (‖f‖_{H^m(U)} + ‖u‖_{L²(U)}) for V ⋐ U.
The statement here is for a local weak solution U ∈ W12 Ω with no boundary condition. It is
read off higher_interior_regularity, stated for H₀¹ solutions, through the cutoff reduction,
by induction on the order.
- Order
katV. Takeη = 1nearV, supported inΩ.η U ∈ H₀¹(Ω)solves an equation whose datum pairsfand the coordinates ofUagainst weights supported intsupport η(reduction_testFn). If every coordinate ofUhaskweak derivatives ontsupport η, the datum haskweak derivatives onΩ(exists_reductionDatum), theH₀¹theorem at orderkgivesη U₀inH^{k+2}(V), andη = 1onV(restrictL2_extendL2_cutoffMul) makes thatU₀. - The hypothesis at order
k + 1on a compactWis the conclusion at orderkontsupport θforθ = 1nearW:U₀hask + 2weak derivatives there, and onWthe first of them are the gradient coordinates ofUby uniqueness of the weak derivative after the cutoffθ(exists_collarFamily_of_weakDerivOn). At order0the hypothesis asks for theL²norms of the coordinates onW, which the Caccioppoli estimateexists_norm_mulTest_grad_lebounds by‖f‖ + ‖U₀‖.
The bound has ‖U₀‖_{L²(Ω)} on the right, as in Evans.
Main declarations #
LocalRegularityAt: the order-kconclusion for local weak solutions.LocalFamiliesAt: the order-khypothesis on the coordinates of the solution.localRegularityAt_of_localFamiliesAt,localFamiliesAt_zero,localFamiliesAt_succ.higher_interior_regularity_W12: the theorem, witha^{ij} ∈ W^{k+1,∞}andC¹, andb^i, c ∈ W^{k,∞}.localRegularityAt_zero_of_isC1Coeff: order zero fromC¹principal coefficients alone.
Order-k interior conclusion for local weak solutions. For every compact V ⊆ Ω there
is a constant, quantified before the solution and the datum, bounding every weak derivative of
U₀ of order at most k + 2 on V by M + ‖U₀‖, for a datum with k weak derivatives
bounded by M.
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Order-k hypothesis on the coordinates. For every compact W ⊆ Ω every coordinate of
a local weak solution, the function and its gradient alike, has k weak derivatives on W,
bounded by M + ‖U₀‖ with a constant quantified before the solution and the datum.
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Invisibility of a cutoff on a set where it is one. For ζ = 1 on W ⊆ Ω, cutting
ζ g down to W is cutting g down to W.
Hypothesis at order zero. At order zero the hypothesis on the coordinates asks only for
their L² norms on W. ‖U₀‖ bounds the function, and the gradient, cut off by ζ = 1 near
W, is bounded by ‖f‖ + ‖U₀‖ through the Caccioppoli estimate.
Hypothesis at k + 1 from the conclusion at k. For a compact W, the conclusion at
order k on tsupport θ, with θ = 1 near W, gives U₀ its k + 2 weak derivatives on
W, whose first entries are the gradient coordinates of U by
exists_collarFamily_of_weakDerivOn. Each coordinate then has k + 1.
Conclusion at order k from the hypothesis at order k. The step that reads the
H₀¹ theorem higher_interior_regularity off the cutoff reduction: for η = 1 near V, the
datum of η U has k weak derivatives once the coordinates of U have them on tsupport η,
and the conclusion for η U on V is the conclusion for U.
An essentially bounded measurable function is in W^{0,∞}: the family is constant and no
weak derivative is asked.
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The lower-order coefficients of every FullEllipticOp are in W^{0,∞}.
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Higher interior regularity for a weak solution in H¹ (Evans, Partial Differential
Equations (2nd ed.), §6.3.1, Theorem 2, p. 332). A local weak solution U ∈ W12 Ω of
L U = f, with no boundary condition, W^{k+1,∞} principal coefficients of class C¹,
W^{k,∞} lower-order coefficients and a datum with k weak derivatives bounded by M, has weak
derivatives of every order up to k + 2 on each compact V ⊆ Ω, bounded by C (M + ‖U₀‖)
with C quantified before the solution and the datum.
Order zero with C¹ principal coefficients alone. The interior H² conclusion for a
local weak solution asks nothing of the lower-order coefficients beyond FullEllipticOp, and
nothing of the principal part beyond a bounded derivative (Evans, Partial Differential
Equations (2nd ed.), §6.3.1, Theorem 1, p. 327).