Weak radial stationarity identity #
This module turns weak stationarity tested against radial vector fields into
the weak radial integral identity, with integrability side conditions supplied
by RadialIntegrability.
The radial identity obtained by testing stationarity with X(x) = phi(|x|) x.
This is equation (1) in the LaTeX proof, stated for the smooth model and center 0.
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Weak radial identity obtained by testing stationarity with X(x)=phi(|x|)x,
stated at center 0.
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The pointwise radial integrand simplification holds almost everywhere on balls: the only excluded point is the origin.
Weak stationarity plus the radial vector-field computation gives the weak
radial identity, once the two resulting radial integrands are known to be
integrable on the ball. The integrability hypotheses will later be discharged
from W^{1,2}_{loc} and compact support of the cutoff.
Weak stationarity gives the radial identity when the integrability side conditions are discharged from weak-energy integrability and bounded cutoff coefficients.
Weak stationarity gives the radial identity from weak-energy integrability.
The radial-energy integrability is supplied by the pointwise estimate
weakRadialEnergyDensity ≤ weakEnergyDensity.
Weak stationarity gives the radial identity on a ball directly from
gradient measurability, GradientLocallyL2In on a containing set, and elementary
cutoff bounds.
Weak radial identity on a ball from local L² data and the packaged cutoff
interface.
Weak radial identity on a ball from the W^{1,2}_{loc} interface and the
packaged cutoff interface. The stationarity hypothesis is still stated on the
ball; proving its restriction from a larger domain is a separate localization
step.
Weak radial identity for a one-dimensional smooth bump cutoff. The
derivative-bound constant required by AdmissibleRadialCutoff is produced from
compactness of [0, R0].
Full weak radial identity from weak stationarity, packaged with the
integrability estimates needed to split the integral of A - 2B.