Periodic integration by parts against a Lipschitz periodic function #
The classical periodic integration by parts is available for C¹ factors. Here one factor is only
differentiable with a bounded (measurable) partial derivative; the line integration by parts then
still holds because the derivative is interval integrable.
The two endpoints of a coordinate insertion line differ by an integer shift.
A partial derivative of a differentiable function is measurable.
A continuous function is integrable on the unit cube.
A bounded measurable factor times a continuous factor is integrable on the unit cube.
Periodic integration by parts in one coordinate, with a merely differentiable factor with bounded partial derivative.
Mixed partial derivatives of a C² function commute.
The coordinates of σ a.
Product rule for coordinate derivatives.
Skew cancellation: the flux ξ σ ∇θ represents the transport σ∇ξ·∇θ against any periodic
test, for periodic C² functions θ and a merely Lipschitz periodic ξ.