Günther's identity on the momentum side #
gunther_identity (position space, real-valued maps) is transported to coefficient
sequences: for a vector sequence v whose components are rapidly decaying and
conjReflect-fixed (so that its synthesis vsynth v is a smooth periodic real map),
-Δ̂ (∂ᵢv · ∂ⱼv) = ∂ᵢ(Lv · ∂ⱼv) + ∂ⱼ(Lv · ∂ᵢv) - 2 Lv · ∂ᵢ∂ⱼv + 2 ∑ₖ ∂ᵢ∂ₖv · ∂ⱼ∂ₖv
where products are seqConv, · is dotConv, ∂ᵢ is vpartial i, L is vlap, and
Δ̂ = laplacianCoeff (so -Δ̂ is L on scalar sequences).
Consequently the polarized pieces Fb, Ub of the Günther operator satisfy
∂ᵢv · ∂ⱼv = ∂ᵢ Fb j v v + ∂ⱼ Fb i v v + Ub i j v v, which is the identity behind the
ansatz of Theorem B. The dictionary between real maps ℝⁿ → ℝᴺ and vector sequences
(vcoeff, vsynth) is set up here as well.
Real maps ↔ vector sequences #
Componentwise rapid decay.
Equations
- NashEmbedding.VRapid n N v = ∀ (α : Fin N), NashEmbedding.Sobolev.IsRapidDecay n (v α)
Instances For
Componentwise conjReflect-fixed: the coefficients of a real-valued map.
Equations
- NashEmbedding.VReal v = ∀ (α : Fin N), NashEmbedding.Sobolev.conjReflect (v α) = v α
Instances For
The coefficient sequences of a real map u : ℝⁿ → ℝᴺ.
Equations
- NashEmbedding.vcoeff n u α = NashEmbedding.Sobolev.stdFourierCoeff n fun (x : Fin n → ℝ) => ↑(u x α)
Instances For
The (real) synthesis of a vector sequence.
Equations
- NashEmbedding.vsynth n v x α = (NashEmbedding.Sobolev.fourierSynthesis n (v α) x).re
Instances For
Coordinate partials of periodic maps are periodic (any target).
The dictionary for derivatives and dot products #
Coefficients of a dot product of real maps: dotConv of the coefficient sequences.
Coefficients of ∂ᵢ of a real scalar function.
Coefficients of L = ∑ₖ ∂ₖ² of a real scalar function: -laplacianCoeff.
The identity on sequences #
Günther's identity on the momentum side.