Algebra and coercivity of actual full-space L² multipliers #
The bounded-field multiplier preserves composition and adjoints. Pointwise frame lower bounds and Hessian upper bounds hold on the full Bochner L² space. Measurable spatial cutoffs are self-adjoint and commute with these rectangular multipliers. Thus support preservation of a variational inverse can be proved by its actual uniqueness theorem.
Multiplication by the actual product field is composition on L².
A literal coefficient identity can be lifted without introducing a new operator hypothesis.
A pointwise lower frame bound is a lower bound on genuine full-space L².
The actual L² Hessian inherits its pointwise quadratic upper bound.
A rectangular coefficient commutes with literal spatial localization.
The L² adjoint is multiplication by the pointwise adjoint field.
The genuine measurable spatial cutoff is an orthogonal projection.