Sobolev weights and directional derivatives #
The physical domain, embedding constant, and Schwartz derivatives used by the cylinder estimates are independent of Fourier inversion.
@[reducible, inline]
The real Euclidean domain of dimension d.
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- EulerSobolev.Domain d = EuclideanSpace ℝ (Fin d)
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One derivative factor is absorbed by one Sobolev order.
The reciprocal Bessel weight is in L² exactly in the range needed here.
The reciprocal Fourier weight represented as a genuine L² element.
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A finite Sobolev embedding constant: the L² norm of the reciprocal weight.
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- EulerSobolev.embeddingConstant d s hs = ‖EulerSobolev.reciprocalWeightLp d s hs‖
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noncomputable def
EulerSobolevProducts.directional
(d n : ℕ)
(v : EulerSobolev.Domain d)
(f : SchwartzMap (EulerSobolev.Domain d) ℂ)
:
Repeated differentiation in one fixed direction, as a Schwartz function.
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- EulerSobolevProducts.directional d n v f = EulerSobolev.schwartzIteratedDerivative (fun (x : Fin n) => v) f