Building blocks for the annular kernel integration-by-parts bound #
Prerequisites for a kernel estimate of the interior estimates of lem:aniso:annulus (∫ ∂ₗN(x-y) D^{γ₁}χ(y) D^{γ₂}g(y,t) dy,
bounded using only |g| ≤ M, no derivative bound on g): a Vec3-level mirror of
CIV.multiPartial built from CKN.spatialDeriv (multiPartialVec3), its deterministic peel
(shared with CIV.multiPartial via the same peelDir/peelRest, so the two peel in lockstep),
the ρ-scaling bound on multiPartial of the ball cutoff at any order, the Euclidean-norm bound
on the Newtonian kernel gradient differentiated up to two further times, and the fact that
CIV.multiPartial g γ is smooth on any open set on which g is smooth (generalizing
CIV.contDiffOn_spatialPartial from the unit cylinder to an arbitrary open set). The
integration-by-parts argument that moves the γ₂ derivatives off g is in
CIV/Prerequisites/Serrin/AnnularKernelBound.lean.
Part 0: a Vec3-level mirror of multiPartial, and its scaling bound #
The Vec3-level mirror of multiPartial, built from CKN.spatialDeriv instead of
CIV.spatialPartial.
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The multi-index left after peeling peelDir γ off γ.
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- CIV.peelRest γ = Function.update γ (CIV.peelDir γ) (γ (CIV.peelDir γ) - 1)
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The deterministic peel: the same direction and remainder work for every function k.
A nonzero spatial multi-index derivative of a Vec3 function peels one derivative off the outermost nonvanishing exponent.
Part 0b: smoothness and the scale-shift identity for multiPartialVec3 #
Part 0c: the deterministic peel for CIV.multiPartial, and the lift bridge #
The deterministic peel for CIV.multiPartial, using the same peelDir/peelRest as
multiPartialVec3, so the two peel in lockstep.
CIV.multiPartial of a lifted, time-independent Vec3 function is the lift of its
Vec3-level mirror multiPartialVec3.
Part 0d: the ρ-scaling bound on multiPartial of the cutoff, at any order #
Every multiPartialVec3 derivative of the fixed unit cutoff is bounded, uniformly in the
point (a fixed, x- and ρ-independent constant).
The ρ-scaling bound: every nonzero-or-zero order multiPartial derivative of the ball
cutoff serrinBallCutoff x ρ is bounded by an absolute constant (depending only on the order)
times ρ^{-n}.
Part 0e: Euclidean-norm bounds on the Newtonian kernel gradient, orders 1-3 #
The Newtonian kernel gradient, differentiated up to two further times, is bounded in terms of the Euclidean distance to the origin.
CIV.multiPartial g γ, jointly in z, is smooth on any open set on which g is smooth.
The time slice of CIV.multiPartial g γ is smooth on the spatial slice of O.