Poincaré's inequality on a ball #
Evans §5.8.1 Theorem 2: one constant, depending on the dimension alone at p = 2, bounds the
L² distance of a class on any ball from its mean over that ball by the radius times the L²
norm of its gradient. The case of the unit ball is poincare_wirtinger_ball; the general ball
is taken onto it by the affine map y ↦ r y + x, under which Lebesgue measure scales by
r^d, the mean is unchanged, a weak gradient picks up the factor r, and the L² seminorm
on the unit ball is the seminorm on the ball scaled by r^{-d/2}, which cancels between the
two sides.
The affine map is a measure-preserving map from the unit ball with Lebesgue measure to the
ball with Lebesgue measure scaled by r^{-d}, which is what makes every transport a one-line
application of Mathlib's MeasurePreserving API.
Main declarations #
EllipticPdes.Sobolev.affineBall: the mapy ↦ r y + x.EllipticPdes.Sobolev.measurePreserving_affineBall: its measure transport.EllipticPdes.Sobolev.hasWeakGradOn_comp_affineBall: a weak gradient transported through it.EllipticPdes.Sobolev.poincare_ball: the inequality.
References #
L. C. Evans, Partial Differential Equations (2nd ed.), §5.8.1 Theorem 2 (p. 291).
The affine map of the unit ball onto a ball #
The map y ↦ r y + x of the unit ball onto the ball of centre x and radius r.
Equations
- EllipticPdes.Sobolev.affineBall x r y = r • y + x
Instances For
The factor by which Lebesgue measure scales under the map, as a measure multiplier.
Equations
- EllipticPdes.Sobolev.ballScale d r = ENNReal.ofReal |(r ^ d)⁻¹|
Instances For
Measure transport of the affine map. From the unit ball with Lebesgue measure to the
ball with Lebesgue measure scaled by r^{-d}.
Transport of an integral over the ball.
Transport of an L² seminorm over the ball.
The mean over the ball is the mean over the unit ball of the transported function.
The weak gradient through the affine map #
Weak gradient transported through the affine map, which picks up the factor r. A test
function on the unit ball is pushed forward to one on the ball, whose partial derivative is
r⁻¹ times the original's, and the integrals transport by the measure-preserving map.
The inequality #
Poincaré's inequality on a ball (Evans §5.8.1 Theorem 2 at p = 2). One constant,
depending on the dimension alone, bounds the L² distance of a class on any ball from its
mean over the ball by the radius times the L² norm of its gradient.