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LeanPool.CaffarelliKohnNirenberg.Foundation.VectorPotential

Fourier algebra for the vector potential #

These coordinate identities encode the curl-inverse-Laplacian symbol in eq:J-vector-potential.

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Complex-valued Euclidean three-vectors used as Fourier transform values.

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    A real spatial field, viewed on the Euclidean spatial carrier with complex-valued vector components.

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      Complexification preserves square integrability on the Euclidean spatial carrier.

      The coordinate of a frequency vector when it is regarded as a point of the native Euclidean spatial carrier.

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        noncomputable def CKN.regularizedFrequencyCoord (δ : ℝ) (i : Fin 3) (ξ : Foundation.Parabolic.L2Vec3) :

        A frequency coordinate rescaled by a positive regularization length.

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          The regularized inverse of 1 + |ξ/δ|² used to remove the singularity at zero frequency from the potential multiplier.

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            noncomputable def CKN.regularizedPotentialEntry (δ : ℝ) (i : Fin 3) (ξ : Foundation.Parabolic.L2Vec3) :

            An entry of the regularized curl-inverse-Laplacian multiplier.

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              The regularized frequency weight is a smooth multiplier of temperate growth.

              Each rescaled frequency coordinate has temperate growth.

              The regularized potential multiplier entry is of temperate growth, so it acts on tempered distributions.

              A coordinate of a vector in the Euclidean L² product norm is bounded by the full vector norm.

              The scaled coordinate is the corresponding coordinate of the scaled frequency vector.

              The first-order regularized symbol is bounded by the input frequency vector.

              The second-order regularized scalar multipliers are bounded by one.

              The regularized vector-potential multiplier is bounded for each fixed positive regularization length.

              noncomputable def CKN.regularizedDerivativeEntry (δ : ℝ) (k j : Fin 3) (ξ : Foundation.Parabolic.L2Vec3) :

              A first-derivative multiplier entry for the regularized vector potential.

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                The first-derivative multiplier is of temperate growth.

                The first-derivative multiplier entry is bounded by one.

                Multiplying a potential symbol by the Fourier derivative symbol gives the bounded first-derivative entry.

                A bounded temperate complex multiplier belongs to L∞.

                Multiplication by a bounded Fourier symbol on scalar L².

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                  A uniformly bounded sequence of Fourier multipliers that converges almost everywhere to zero converges strongly to zero on each square-integrable input.

                  The regularized potential coefficient is an L∞ Fourier multiplier.

                  Each first-derivative symbol entry is an L∞ Fourier multiplier.

                  Applying a bounded first-derivative symbol to a scalar frequency component.

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                    Applying a regularized potential coefficient to one scalar frequency component.

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                      The three component formulas for the regularized Fourier vector potential.

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                        noncomputable def CKN.regularizedPotentialL2Component (δ : ℝ) (hδ : 0 < δ) (i : Fin 3) (f : Fin 3 → ↥(MeasureTheory.Lp ℂ 2 MeasureTheory.volume)) :

                        The spatial L² regularized vector potential, obtained by inverse Fourier transformation of its three component multipliers.

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