Weak path compactness for Galerkin approximations #
The pointwise Hilbert-space extraction in Compactness does not by itself produce one
subsequence converging at every time. This file packages the path-space step: a uniformly bounded,
weakly equicontinuous sequence of continuous Hilbert-valued paths has a subsequence converging
pointwise weakly on the whole compact time interval. A common initial trace and the uniform norm
bound pass to that limit.
For a Galerkin sequence, the equation is responsible for the weak equicontinuity premise. The constructor for that modulus is kept separate from this compactness theorem.
Closed unit time interval for the Galerkin path compactness argument.
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Translation-invariant uniform structure on the weak dual.
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The Hilbert Riesz map, viewed with the weak-dual topology.
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Dense-test scalar moduli plus a uniform Hilbert bound imply weak-dual equicontinuity.
Simultaneous pointwise weak extraction for a uniformly bounded, weakly equicontinuous family of continuous paths in a separable real Hilbert space.
The weak path and initial-trace extraction with scalar moduli only on a dense test family.
This is the compactness interface suited to Fourier Galerkin equations: the equation controls each
fixed trigonometric test, while the uniform L² bound extends the modulus to all tests.