Squared norms of absolutely continuous families #
A family of real functions of time, indexed by a spatial variable, that are
absolutely continuous with a common square-integrable rate has an L² norm in
the spatial variable that is absolutely continuous as well, with the expected
derivative. This is the scalar time calculus behind the strong continuity and
the energy identities of prop:lps-local-strong.
Cauchy–Schwarz for a finite measure in the form used for time integrals.
A real function that is an interval integral of an integrable rate has
squared increments given by the integral of 2 F G.
Slice and joint square integrability of an absolutely continuous family
with square-integrable rate and a square-integrable slice at one time c.
The L² energy of an absolutely continuous family changes by the
integral of the pairing of the family with its rate: this is the chain rule
in time for ‖f(t)‖², in the spatial variable x, whenever the family and
the rate are jointly square integrable.