Smoothness of the actual translated continuous Sobolev path #
The finite Sobolev array consists of genuine derivative words of the given L² orbit. A bounded retraction of the closed compatible-array space proves its smoothness in the complete Hq path norm. It is used qualitatively only.
Every closed subspace of a finite product of Hilbert spaces has a bounded retraction. We use the equivalent Hilbert product norm only to construct the retraction; all stated spaces retain their original sup norms.
Hilbert equiv, given by (PiLp.continuousLinearEquiv 2 ℝ (fun _ : ι => E)).symm.
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- EulerHilbertProductSubspace.hilbertEquiv = (PiLp.continuousLinearEquiv 2 ℝ fun (x : ι) => E).symm
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Hilbert subspace, given by S.mapEquiv hilbertEquiv.
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Restriction as an element of hilbertSubspace S →L[ℝ] S.
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A genuine bounded retraction, obtained from orthogonal projection in the equivalent Hilbert norm.
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Interchange a finite tuple and a continuous path by a bounded linear map.
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- EulerHilbertProductSubspace.packPaths = ∑ i : ι, ContinuousLinearMap.compLeftContinuous ℝ K (ContinuousLinearMap.single ℝ (fun (x : ι) => V) i) ∘SL ContinuousLinearMap.proj i
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Sobolev path translate, given by (sobolevTranslation P q (coveringMap P a)).compLeftContinuous ℝ K.
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Sobolev orbit, given by sobolevPathTranslate P q a (sobolevPath P q p hp).
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- EulerCylinderSmoothOrbit.sobolevOrbit P q p hp a = (EulerCylinderSmoothOrbit.sobolevPathTranslate P q a) (EulerCylinderSmoothOrbit.sobolevPath P q p hp)
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Assemble sobolev path, given by ((retraction (sobolevSubspace P q)).compLeftContinuous ℝ K).comp packPaths.
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Actual L² orbit smoothness promotes to every fixed complete Sobolev path space.