Radial Geometry #
The i-th coordinate vector in ℝⁿ.
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The radial unit vector based at a. At x = a this definition gives 0,
which is harmless for integral identities.
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Radial energy associated to a pointwise gradient matrix.
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Energy density built from an arbitrary gradient field.
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Radial energy density built from an arbitrary gradient field.
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Smooth-model Dirichlet energy density: |∇u|² = ∑ᵢ |∂ᵢ u|².
Do not replace this by the operator norm squared of fderiv; the Dirichlet energy density uses the
Hilbert-Schmidt/Frobenius norm of the derivative.
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Radial energy density of a smooth map: the squared norm of its radial derivative.
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Component-wise derivative formula for X(x) = φ(|x|) x.
This is the formal version of
∂ᵢ Xⱼ = φ(r) δᵢⱼ + φ'(r) xᵢ xⱼ / r.
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Proof of
∂ᵢ(φ(|x|) xⱼ) = φ(|x|) δᵢⱼ + φ'(|x|) xᵢxⱼ/|x|.
This is exactly the coordinate computation in the manuscript: differentiate the product
φ(r) xⱼ, use ∂ᵢ r = xᵢ/r, and then rewrite δᵢⱼ as the j-th component of eᵢ.
Proof of div (φ(|x|)x) = n φ(|x|) + |x| φ'(|x|).
This is obtained by taking j = i in RadialVectorFieldDerivativeFormula and summing over i.
Coordinate expansion in the standard basis of EuclideanSpace.
The radial energy of an arbitrary gradient matrix as a double contraction.
The radial part of a pointwise gradient matrix is bounded by its full Hilbert-Schmidt energy.
The weak radial energy density is pointwise bounded by the full weak energy density.
Norm form of weakRadialEnergyDensity_le_weakEnergyDensity, convenient for
Integrable.mono'.
Pure pointwise algebraic contraction for a radial vector-field derivative,
with an arbitrary gradient matrix A. This is the version that will survive
unchanged in the W^{1,2}_{loc} proof.
At the origin, the radial derivative is |x|⁻¹ ∑ᵢ xᵢ ∂ᵢu.
The radial energy density at the origin as the double contraction
|x|⁻² ∑ᵢⱼ xᵢxⱼ <∂ᵢu,∂ⱼu>.
The algebraic stress-energy contraction for the radial vector field.
This is the formal target corresponding to
∑ᵢⱼ <∂ᵢu,∂ⱼu> ∂ᵢXⱼ = φ(r)|∇u|² + rφ'(r)|∂ᵣu|².
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Proof of the stress-energy contraction identity for X(x) = φ(|x|)x.
This is the formal version of substituting
∂ᵢXⱼ = φ(r)δᵢⱼ + φ'(r)xᵢxⱼ/r into the double contraction.
The stress contraction formula for an arbitrary gradient field.