A bounded actual Laplacian evaluation and the genuine heat generator on finite Sobolev data.
The genuine cylinder heat semigroup solves the Laplacian evolution equation.
The Gaussian variance generator is one half of the genuine squared translation derivative.
A continuous real-parameter extension of the Gaussian average, constant for negative variance.
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- EulerGaussianCylinderHeat.realLineHeat period a t f = ∫ (x : ℝ), EulerGaussianCylinderHeat.lineOrbit period a f (√t * x) ∂EulerGaussianCylinderHeat.gaussianMeasure 0 1
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The chain-rule derivative of a scaled orbit, before Gaussian integration.
Differentiation of the Gaussian average at positive variance is justified by an integrable first moment.
Gaussian scaling rewrites the variance derivative as one half of the averaged orbit derivative.
At every positive variance, the generator is one half of the genuine second translation derivative.
The generator formula also holds as a genuine right derivative at zero variance.
Differentiation of jointly continuous operator families without operator-norm differentiability.
The exact slope decomposition for a varying bounded linear operator and a varying input.
A product rule requiring joint strong continuity only at the limiting derivative vector.
The same product rule for a one-sided derivative.
The real extension is the nonnegative-variance heat operator evaluated at the positive part.
Real-parameter version of the actual bounded heat operator.
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- EulerGaussianCylinderHeat.realLineHeatOperator period a t = EulerGaussianCylinderHeat.lineHeatOperator period a t.toNNReal
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Product rule for the real heat operator applied to a differentiable input curve.
The real extension of a finite commuting heat product.
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- EulerGaussianCylinderHeat.realHeatList period [] t f = f
- EulerGaussianCylinderHeat.realHeatList period (a :: tail) t f = EulerGaussianCylinderHeat.realLineHeat period a t (EulerGaussianCylinderHeat.realHeatList period tail t f)
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Every strong coordinate derivative commutes with every finite heat product.
The finite directional heat product has the sum of its actual second derivatives as generator.
The full directional generator identity holds as a right derivative at zero as well.
Exact identification of the Gaussian cylinder generator with the actual strong-jet Laplacian.
Every existing strong Sobolev jet is transported by the genuine heat operator.
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Heat preserves every actual derivative coordinate.
The actual heat operator commutes with the true strong-jet Laplacian.
Real-time extension of the cylinder heat semigroup.
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The actual cylinder heat generator at positive variance is one half of the Laplacian.
The actual cylinder heat generator at zero variance is a right Laplacian derivative.
Variance2νt is the genuine viscosity-ν heat evolution.
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- EulerGaussianCylinderHeat.viscousCylinderHeat period ν t = EulerGaussianCylinderHeat.realCylinderHeat period (2 * ν * t)
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The constructed heat evolution solves u_t=νΔu, with the actual strong spatial Laplacian.
The actual spatial Laplacian evaluated as a bounded map from Hq to L², q≥2.
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- EulerSobolevHeatGenerator.laplacianEvaluation period q hq = ∑ i : Fin 4, EulerCylinderSobolevSpace.wordOperator period ⟨⟨2, ⋯⟩, fun (x : Fin 2) => i⟩
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The Laplacian evaluation is the sum of the four genuine second derivative coordinates.
The actual Laplacian is bounded by four times the complete Sobolev norm.
Bounded Laplacian evaluation agrees exactly with the existing genuine strong-jet Laplacian.
The actual Laplacian evaluation commutes with Gaussian heat.
Actual viscous heat on the complete Sobolev space, extended constantly to negative physical time.
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- EulerSobolevHeatGenerator.heatFlow period q ν t = EulerSobolevHeat.heatOperator period q (2 * ν * t).toNNReal
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The Sobolev flow has exactly the original genuine L² viscous heat value.
Positive-time heat is differentiable in L² with the actual bounded Laplacian evaluation.
The actual L² heat orbit has the half-Laplacian derivative on the nonnegative variance half-line.
The heat orbit is Lipschitz in nonnegative variance with a bound from the actual Hq norm.
The constantly extended real-variance heat orbit is globally Lipschitz in L².
The actual viscous heat orbit is globally Lipschitz in L², uniformly in time.