Exact resolvent identities for the actual coercive pressure operators on complete Sobolev spaces.
Underlying L² evaluation respects addition of complete Sobolev elements.
Underlying L² evaluation respects subtraction of complete Sobolev elements.
Every actual Sobolev pressure takes values in the closed lifted gradient space.
The actual Sobolev pressure solves the original projected coefficient equation.
Uniqueness of the Lax–Milgram solution gives uniqueness in the complete Sobolev space.
The actual projected forcing lies in the lifted divergence-free space.
The difference of actual coefficient multipliers has the expected underlying L² action.
The coercive L² pressure satisfies the exact resolvent formula by uniqueness of its projected equation.
The genuine Sobolev pressure inverses obey the exact resolvent identity on every forcing.
The genuine pressure resolvent identity as an equality of Sobolev continuous linear maps.
The norm of the genuine pressure difference is controlled by the coefficient multiplier difference.