RellichKondrachov.Geometry.Manifold.Sobolev.EmbeddingL2 #
Define the canonical continuous linear maps H¹ → L² and H² → L² on a compact manifold, relative
to finite chart data.
The construction is by summing, over the finite chart index type, the chartwise L² components
(coming from h1ToChartL2 / h2ToChartL2) pulled back to M via a
measure-preserving chart map and then extended by zero from the chart source.
Main definitions #
Borel σ-algebra on the manifold M.
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Borel σ-algebra on the model space E.
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The chartwise-to-global L² map on the manifold: pull back along a measure-preserving chart map
and extend by zero from the chart source.
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The continuous linear inclusion H¹(d,μ) → L²(M,μ) defined by summing the chartwise L²
components after pulling them back to M and extending by zero.
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- d.h1ToL2 μ = ∑ i : d.ι, d.chartToGlobalL2 μ i ∘SL d.h1ToChartL2 μ i
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The continuous linear inclusion H²(d,μ) → L²(M,μ) defined by summing the chartwise L²
components after pulling them back to M and extending by zero.
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- d.h2ToL2 μ = ∑ i : d.ι, d.chartToGlobalL2 μ i ∘SL d.h2ToChartL2 μ i
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The canonical linear map C¹(M) →ₗ H¹(d,μ) landing in the dense range used to define H¹.
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- d.c1ToH1 μ = LinearMap.codRestrict (d.h1 μ) (d.h1Graph μ) ⋯
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The linear map C¹(M) →ₗ L²(M,μ) obtained by summing the per-chart
L² localizations pulled back to M and extended by zero.
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- d.c1ToL2 μ = ∑ i : d.ι, ↑(d.chartToGlobalL2 μ i) ∘ₗ LinearMap.fst ℝ ↥(MeasureTheory.Lp ℝ 2 (d.chartMeasure μ i)) ↥(MeasureTheory.Lp E 2 (d.chartMeasure μ i)) ∘ₗ d.h1GraphChart μ i
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The canonical linear map C²(M) →ₗ H²(d,μ) landing in the dense range used to define H².
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- d.c2ToH2 μ = LinearMap.codRestrict (d.h2 μ) (d.h2Graph μ) ⋯
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The linear map C²(M) →ₗ L²(M,μ) obtained by summing the per-chart
L² localizations pulled back to M and extended by zero.
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