Measurable drift Galerkin entries #
This module transports the ambient drift hypotheses to the time-dependent entries of a finite periodic weak-form matrix. The mode and gradient representatives are supplied explicitly; the real Fourier frame can then use this bridge without changing the weak-form convention.
Use normalized Haar measure on the unit circle for periodic integrals.
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- frozenMatrixMeasureSpace = { toMeasurableSpace := QuotientAddGroup.measurableSpace (AddSubgroup.zmultiples 1), volume := AddCircle.haarAddCircle }
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Under the measurable and periodic drift assumptions, each weak-form matrix entry is a.e. strongly measurable in time. Only the drift part varies with time; the diffusion part is a fixed scalar integral. The torus integral is identified with the open-cell integral using periodicity of the modes and the drift.
The weak-form coefficient matrix on the physical time interval, extended by zero to the whole line for the measurable-coefficient ODE interface.
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Product measurability of the drift induces a globally a.e. strongly measurable Galerkin coefficient after extending the physical-time matrix by zero.
A uniform bound on all physical-time matrix entries gives the global operator bound required by the measurable linear ODE interface. The zero extension makes the outside-interval case immediate.
A finite mode family with explicit L² gradient/function bounds has uniformly bounded
weak-form entries. The drift part uses only the measurable bounded drift estimate; the
diffusion term is controlled by the supplied finite-family gradient pairing bound.