Space-time Sobolev families and multiplication by smooth cutoffs #
On a set V ⊆ ℝ³ × ℝ, a family B of square-integrable fields indexed by
derivative words, with B (α ++ [j]) the distributional spatial derivative
∂_j B α on V, describes a field in L²_t H^n_x. Multiplication by a smooth
field ζ whose spatial derivatives are all bounded maps such a family to the
Leibniz family stLeibniz α (spaceTimeWord · ζ) B of the product. This is the
cutoff step in the proof of lem:local-heat-gain.
g is the distributional j-th spatial derivative of f on V.
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A space-time derivative family through order n on V.
- memL2 (α : List (Fin 3)) : α.length ≤ n → MeasureTheory.MemLp (B α) 2 (MeasureTheory.volume.restrict V)
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The Leibniz family of a product of two space-time families; the first letter of the word is applied first.
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A space-time test function is square integrable on every restriction.
The first-order Leibniz rule for a distributional spatial derivative and a smooth factor.
The sum rule for distributional spatial derivatives.
The pointwise bound for a Leibniz family with a bounded first factor.
Leibniz families of almost everywhere strongly measurable families are almost everywhere strongly measurable.
Leibniz families with a bounded measurable first factor and a square integrable second factor are square integrable.
Bounds for each spatial word derivative give a uniform bound through any finite order.
Multiplication by a smooth field with bounded spatial derivatives maps a space-time derivative family to the Leibniz family of the product.
The squared L²_t H^n_x norm of a Leibniz family is bounded by the
squared norm of the second factor times the square of a bound for the first.