The whole-space weak H² Hessian and Laplacian identity #
Smooth compactly supported Sobolev approximations extend the Hessian/Laplacian
identity to the whole-space order-two class used by lem:lps-H1-estimate.
The order-zero, first and second spatial derivative fields of a component of a strong solution, indexed by derivative words.
Equations
- ESS.LPS.lpsH1SpatialFamily u Du D2u i [] = fun (z : CKN.Foundation.Parabolic.ParabolicPoint) => u z i
- ESS.LPS.lpsH1SpatialFamily u Du D2u i [j] = fun (z : CKN.Foundation.Parabolic.ParabolicPoint) => Du z i j
- ESS.LPS.lpsH1SpatialFamily u Du D2u i [j, k] = fun (z : CKN.Foundation.Parabolic.ParabolicPoint) => D2u z i j k
- ESS.LPS.lpsH1SpatialFamily u Du D2u i x✝ = fun (x : CKN.Foundation.Parabolic.ParabolicPoint) => 0
Instances For
Space-time weak derivatives with square-integrable fields give spatial
order-two Sobolev families on almost every time slice
(lem:lps-H1-estimate).
The space-time derivative witnesses in the strong class give spatial
order-two Sobolev families on almost every time slice
(lem:lps-H1-estimate).
For a scalar whole-space order-two Sobolev family, the L² Hessian square
equals the L² Laplacian square (lem:lps-H1-estimate).
The componentwise whole-space order-two Sobolev bridge identifies the
integrated Hessian square with the vector Laplacian square
(lem:lps-H1-estimate).