RellichKondrachov.Geometry.Manifold.Sobolev.RellichKondrachovRiemannian.Chartwise #
Chartwise compactness discharge for the manifold Rellich–Kondrachov theorem on compact Riemannian manifolds.
This module sets up the L²-range codomain restrictions and applies Euclidean Rellich compactness
(on Lebesgue volume) after transporting along the L² equivalences from
RellichKondrachovRiemannian.Transport.
Borel σ-algebra on the manifold M.
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Borel σ-algebra on the model space E.
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Chartwise compactness discharge (Riemannian volume) #
This section uses Euclidean Rellich compactness on Lebesgue volume and transports it to the
chart pushforward measures via the L² range equivalences developed above.
Range-codomain restricted chart maps #
We will work with codomain restrictions into the closed extendByZero range to make the transport
between μchart and volume explicit and purely L²-level.
The chartwise H¹ → L² projection with codomain restricted to the Euclidean H¹ range,
for the chart pushforward of the Riemannian volume measure.
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Volume-side supported H¹ map and compactness #
We now transport the chartwise H¹ element to Lebesgue volume on K, apply Euclidean Rellich
compactness there, and transport the compactness statement back to the chart measure.
The chartwise H¹ → L² projection into the Euclidean H¹ range, transported to Lebesgue
volume on the fixed compact support.
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A volume-side chart target map defined on the ambient H¹ target #
For the closure argument showing membership in Euclidean H¹(volume), it is convenient to have a
continuous linear map defined on the ambient chart H¹ target
L²(μchart) × L²(μchart;E), rather than only on the extendByZero range.
We implement this by restricting to K, applying the restricted L² change-of-measure equivalence,
and extending by zero back to L²(volume).
Graph compatibility (C¹c generators) #
To use Euclidean Rellich compactness for volume, we need to know that the volume-side map
chartTargetToVolumeTarget respects the Euclidean graph generators induced by
FiniteChartData.localize.
Closure argument: chartwise volume image lies in Euclidean H¹(volume) and h1On #
We use the graph compatibility lemma above to show that the volume-side projection map sends the
defining dense range of FiniteChartData.h1 into the Euclidean graph range on volume, and thus
extends to a map H¹(M) → H¹(volume) (and further into h1On K).
This sets up the application of Euclidean Rellich compactness on volume in later steps.
Compactness: chartwise H¹ → L² contribution #
We now apply Euclidean Rellich compactness on Lebesgue volume (supported in K) and transport
compactness back to the chart measure using the extendByZero-range equivalence.