RellichKondrachov.Analysis.FunctionalSpaces.Sobolev.Euclidean.Rellich #
Euclidean Rellich–Kondrachov compactness for fixed compact support (Lebesgue volume).
This file discharges the “Euclidean heart” needed by the manifold Rellich glue:
for a fixed compact set K ⊆ E, the inclusion H¹ → L² is compact when restricted to the closed
subspace of H¹ whose L² component is supported in K (a.e.).
The proof uses:
- the Euclidean
H¹translation estimate‖τ_a u - u‖₂ ≤ ‖a‖ · ‖∇u‖₂(TranslationEstimateH1); - the Fréchet–Kolmogorov / smoothing-based
L²compactness criterion (L2CompactnessCriterion).
Main definitions / results #
RellichKondrachov.Analysis.FunctionalSpaces.Sobolev.Euclidean.h1On: the closed subspace ofH¹(volume)whoseL²component is supported inK(a.e.).RellichKondrachov.Analysis.FunctionalSpaces.Sobolev.Euclidean.h1OnToL2: the restricted inclusion maph1On K →L[ℝ] L²(volume).RellichKondrachov.Analysis.FunctionalSpaces.Sobolev.Euclidean.isCompactOperator_h1OnToL2: compactness of the inclusion.
Tracking: Beads lean-103.5.2.26.5.3.2.1.
Borel σ-algebra on the model space E.
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Supported H¹ subspace #
The subspace of H¹(volume) whose L² component is (a.e.) supported in K.
We model “supported in K” as belonging to the closed range of the extension-by-zero map
Lp(volume.restrict K) →ₗᵢ Lp(volume).
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The inclusion h1On K → L²(volume) as a continuous linear map.
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Euclidean Rellich on fixed compact support #
Euclidean Rellich–Kondrachov compactness (Lebesgue): on a fixed compact support K, the
inclusion H¹ → L² is a compact operator.
Codomain restriction and a compact map into L²(volume.restrict K) #
The definition of h1On forces the image of h1OnToL2 to lie in the (closed) range of the
extension-by-zero map from volume.restrict K. We record a codomain-restricted version and a
convenient compact map to the restricted L² space.