The datum bridge and the localisation of a local weak solution #
interior_smooth asks for a datum f : L2D Ω with weak derivatives of every order in L²(Ω),
each bounded in L², and for the equation to hold in the weak sense against every w ∈ H01 Ω.
Evans §6.3.1, Theorem 3 hypothesises a datum smooth on Ω and a solution posed only locally,
against test functions compactly supported in the region rather than against every member of
H01 Ω. This file supplies both bridges.
- A smooth compactly supported function already has every weak derivative in
L², by its classical iterated partials (iteratedWeakDerivOfContDiff), sodatum_hypdischarges the datum hypothesis ofinterior_smoothoutright. LocalWeakSolstates the local weak formulation on plain function representatives, tested only against functions compactly supported in the region.localisereduces a local weak solution of an equation with coefficients and datum smooth onU, near a compactK ⊆ U, to a local weak solution on a smaller openWof an equation with the global bounded-measurable coefficientslocalOpsupplies and a smooth compactly supported datum, cut off from the original by the same cutoff.
Neither bridge touches the global weak formulation against every member of H01 Ω.
Regularity/Local/WeakSolution.lean connects LocalWeakSol to the predicate
IsLocalWeakSolution on the ambient space, through which interior_smooth_W12 applies.
Main declarations #
toL2,iteratedWeakDerivOfContDiff,datum_hyp: the datum bridge.LocalWeakSol: a local weak solution on plain representatives, withcongr,mono.localise: the localisation step of Evans §6.3.1, Theorem 3.
Datum: a smooth compactly supported function has every weak derivative in L²(Ω) #
The topological support of an iterated classical partial of a compactly supported function
stays compactly supported: each fderiv step preserves compact support.
An iterated classical partial of a smooth compactly supported function lies in L² of any
region: it is continuous with compact support.
The L²(Ω) class of a smooth compactly supported function.
Equations
- EllipticPdes.Regularity.toL2 hg hc Ω = MeasureTheory.MemLp.toLp g ⋯
Instances For
The datum bridge. Classical iterated partials of a smooth compactly supported g are its
weak derivatives on any Ω, to every order: integration by parts against a test function
compactly supported in Ω reduces to the whole-space identity hasWeakPartial_partialD, since
both sides vanish off Ω.
Equations
- EllipticPdes.Regularity.iteratedWeakDerivOfContDiff hg hc Ω k = { D := fun (α : List (Fin d)) => MeasureTheory.MemLp.toLp (EllipticPdes.Regularity.iterPartial g α) ⋯, D_nil := ⋯, D_step := ⋯ }
Instances For
The datum hypothesis of interior_smooth, discharged for a smooth compactly supported
datum, on any Ω. The family of iterated classical partials has finitely many entries up to
each order, so their norms are bounded above.
A datum smooth on U, cut off by a test function of U: the product is globally smooth and
compactly supported, ready for datum_hyp.
Local weak formulation and its transfer #
Local weak solution on W, on plain function representatives. u with gradient G,
tested against smooth functions compactly supported in W. This is the plain-integral shape
Evans §6.3.1 states the equation in, ahead of the H01-and-fullBilin formulation
interior_smooth asks for; isLocalWeakSolution_iff_localWeakSol connects it to the predicate
IsLocalWeakSolution on the ambient space.
Equations
- One or more equations did not get rendered due to their size.
Instances For
Coefficients and datum that agree on W give the same local weak formulation on W.
A local weak solution on W is one on every W' ⊆ W: a test function compactly supported in
W' sees only W'. No measurability is asked of either set.
The reduction #
Localisation step of Evans §6.3.1, Theorem 3. A local weak solution on U of the
equation with coefficients and datum smooth on U is, near every compact K ⊆ U, a local weak
solution on an open W ⋐ U of an equation with the global bounded-measurable coefficients
localOp supplies, meeting every mixin interior_smooth asks for, and a smooth compactly
supported datum. This is the passage from Evans's classical hypotheses to the FullEllipticOp
shape the interior-regularity chain runs on; only the global weak formulation against every
member of H01 Ω remains, and it is the sibling interface a later module supplies.