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LeanPool.RellichKondrachov.Analysis.FunctionalSpaces.Sobolev.Euclidean.H1

RellichKondrachov.Analysis.FunctionalSpaces.Sobolev.Euclidean.H1 #

An upstream-friendly definition of a Euclidean H¹-type energy space built from L².

At the current Mathlib pin, we do not have a ready-made Sobolev-space development for domains or manifolds. For the Laplace–Beltrami compact-resolvent discharge, we mainly need:

  1. a Hilbert space H¹ equipped with a continuous embedding into L²;
  2. a continuous “gradient” map H¹ → L²(E); and later
  3. a compactness theorem for the inclusion on bounded domains / compact manifolds (Rellich).

This file defines H¹ as the closed submodule of L² × L²(E) generated by C¹-functions with compact support and their gradients (expressed using the Riesz representation toDual).

Main definitions #

No analytic “Sobolev theorems” are proved here; those are tracked separately (Rellich / elliptic regularity beads).

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The space of square-integrable real-valued functions.

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    The space of square-integrable vector-valued functions.

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      The product space containing a function and its first derivative.

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        C¹ real-valued functions on E with compact support, as a submodule of E → ℝ.

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          The pointwise gradient (as an E-valued function), via Riesz representation.

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            The graph map f ↦ (f, ∇f) into L² × L²(E).

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              The continuous embedding H¹ → L².

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                The continuous gradient map H¹ → L²(E).

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