The Hilbert-space inverse used for the packet pressure equation. Invertibility is constructed from Lax--Milgram, not assumed. The coercivity hypothesis is an explicit quadratic inequality on the given bounded operator. This does not assert the Fourier or Sobolev realization of the pressure space.
The bounded bilinear form associated with an operator and the real inner product.
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Lax--Milgram constructs an equivalence from the operator's coercivity.
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The inverse operator constructed from the coercive Lax–Milgram equivalence.
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- EulerCoerciveProjection.coerciveInverse T c hc hT = ↑(EulerCoerciveProjection.coerciveEquiv T c hc hT).symm
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The exact resolvent identity for the inverses constructed by Lax--Milgram.
Orthogonal projection of the given ambient operator, restricted to the subspace.
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The projected-pressure inverse, constructed by applying Lax--Milgram on S.
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Solves the projected equation with an ambient forcing vector.
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- EulerCoerciveProjection.pressureSolver S G c hc hG = EulerCoerciveProjection.projectedInverse S G c hc hG ∘SL S.orthogonalProjectionOnto
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Existence and uniqueness of the pressure variable in the closed subspace.
Closedness supplies completeness; no inverse or existence hypothesis is assumed.