Outer cutoff tower and second derivatives near tsupport ξ #
Higher interior regularity (Evans, Partial Differential Equations (2nd ed.), §6.3.1,
Theorem 2) runs the interior H² estimate a second time, on the cutoff derivative
ξ · ∂_ℓu rather than on u. The commutator terms it produces are supported inside
tsupport ξ of the first tower, so the second run needs its own tower, based at that compact
set rather than at the original V, together with the second derivatives of u there.
Both follow from what the interior H² chain already provides. tsupport ξ is compact and sits
inside Ω, so cutoffTowerOfIsCompactSubsetIsOpen builds the outer tower, and
interior_secondWeakDeriv and interior_H2_estimate apply at that compact set verbatim.
Main declarations #
outerCutoffTower: a cutoff tower based attsupport T.ξ.outer_secondWeakDeriv: the interior second derivatives at the outer tower, as whole-spaceEucL2 dclasses with one constant covering every direction pair.interior_H2_estimate_near_tsupport_xi: the interiorH²estimate ontsupport T.ξ.
Outer tower #
Outer cutoff tower. A tower based at the compact set tsupport T.ξ of a given
tower T. Its innermost cutoff is identically 1 on tsupport T.ξ
(CutoffTower.zeta_eqOn_one), which is what makes it invisible to every term of the
differentiated equation.
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Second derivatives at the outer tower #
Interior second derivatives at the outer tower. For every direction pair (k, i)
the whole-space extension of ζ' · ∂ᵢu, with ζ' the innermost cutoff of the outer tower, has
an L² weak k-derivative bounded by the data, with a single constant covering the whole index
square. The constant is quantified before the solution and the datum, so it depends only on the
operator and the tower. This is interior_secondWeakDeriv at outerCutoffTower, with the
per-pair constants collected into one.
Interior H² estimate on tsupport T.ξ. The middle cutoff of a tower has
compact support inside Ω, so the interior H² estimate applies at that set: the second
weak derivatives of u exist in L²(tsupport T.ξ) and are bounded by the data. This is the
regularity of u the differentiated equation consumes on the region where the cutoff
commutators live.