Periodizing compact Euclidean tests against the periodic weak gradient #
The lattice of integer translations has a compact fundamental cell. Compact support makes the periodization locally a finite sum, so it retains the smoothness of the original test.
Integer span of the coordinate basis, defining the period lattice.
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Additive group of translations by vectors in the period lattice.
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Fundamental cell for translations by the coordinate period lattice.
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Integer coordinate vector representing a period translation.
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Closed spatial unit cell used for compactness and periodic integration.
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Periodize a compactly supported test function by summing its lattice translates.
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Fourier weak-derivative identities imply the global weak-gradient clause. A compact
Euclidean test is periodized, the cell identity is applied to that smooth periodic test, and the
two resulting cell pairings are unfolded back to ℝ².
A periodic cell-L² function paired with a continuous compactly supported test is globally
integrable. This is the integrability bridge needed to take linear combinations of global weak
derivative identities.