Uniform Sobolev bounds and actual L² convergence give strong convergence below the top derivative order.
Actual uniform-in-time interpolation and its Cauchy consequence.
Strong-derivative interpolation on the actual cylinder Sobolev spaces.
A squared difference estimate transfers the Cauchy property without an unproved interpolation premise.
The inherited normed group on each actual Sobolev space.
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The inherited real normed space on each actual Sobolev space.
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One actual Sobolev derivative coordinate as a continuous time-path operator.
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- EulerSobolevPathInterpolation.wordPathOperator period h w T = ContinuousLinearMap.compLeftContinuous ℝ (↑(Set.Icc 0 T)) (EulerCylinderSobolevSpace.wordOperator period ⟨⟨n, ⋯⟩, w⟩)
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The derivative path is its literal derivative coordinate at each time.
The exact strong-derivative interpolation inequality also controls the uniform time-path norm.
Actual derivative-coordinate paths preserve subtraction.
The actual difference interpolation estimate depends only on the two given uniform state bounds.
Uniformly bounded actual Sobolev paths transfer Cauchy control from a parent word to a derivative.
The inherited normed group on the actual Sobolev state space.
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The inherited real normed space on the actual Sobolev state space.
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Every actual derivative coordinate below the top uniformly bounded order is a Cauchy path.
The complete Sobolev time path expressed by its finitely many literal coordinate paths.
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Cauchy control of every actual coordinate path gives Cauchy control in the complete Sobolev path space.
A uniformly bounded actual Sobolev sequence that is Cauchy in L² is Cauchy at every strictly lower Sobolev order, uniformly in time.
Completeness produces the actual strong lower-order Sobolev limit from those concrete bounds.