Differentiated identity for a weak solution under Guo's coefficient hypothesis #
EllipticPdes.Regularity.differentiated_weakForm_of_weakSolution discharges every hypothesis
of the differentiated identity except the weak ℓ-derivative of the datum, and asks for C²
principal and C¹ lower-order coefficients. Guo, Partial Differential Equations
(Course Lecture Notes), Theorem VIII.3.2 (p. 65) asks instead for W^{k+2,∞} and W^{k+1,∞},
and this file repeats the bridge under that hypothesis.
One hypothesis on the principal part remains beyond the bundles. The interior H²
estimate is proved by difference quotients, which asks the Lipschitz estimate of
IsLipCoeff, exactly as higher_interior_regularity asks for it in its base case. What
the W^{k,∞} bundles remove is the second classical derivative of the principal part and the
first of the lower-order coefficients.
Main declarations #
differentiated_weakForm_of_weakSolution_wkInfty: Evans's equation (34) for a weak solution, with every coefficient derivative read off aW^{k,∞}bundle.
Differentiated-equation identity for a weak solution with W^{k,∞} coefficients.
For a weak solution u ∈ H₀¹(Ω) of L u = f and any compact V ⋐ Ω, the second weak
derivatives of u on V exist and are bounded by the data, and for every direction ℓ in
which the datum has a weak derivative Df, the pair (∂_ℓ∂ᵢu, Df) satisfies Evans's equation
(34) against every test function supported in V, with each coefficient derivative read off its
bundle.
The H² estimate supplies the second derivatives and their bound,
hasWeakDeriv_extendL2_of_mem_H01 the first derivatives, and localWeakForm_of_fullBilin the
localised weak identity. Only the
weak derivative of f is left as a hypothesis, since Evans's datum (36) contains D^α f.