Calculus of space-time Sobolev families on slabs #
prop:lps-smoothing: elementary operations on L²(I; H^m(ℝ³)) families used by the regularity
ladder: lowering the order, restricting to a smaller time interval, differentiating once (the
shifted family), and finite sums, together with the restriction of the distributional heat
equation to a smaller time interval.
An L²(I; H^m) family is a space-time derivative family on the slab.
A space-time derivative family on a slab whose zeroth member represents z is an
L²(I; H^m) family of z.
An L²(I; H^m) family is an L²(I; H^{m'}) family for every m' ≤ m.
An L²(I; H^m) family restricts to every measurable subinterval J ⊆ I.
Differentiating once: the words of an L²(I; H^{m+1}) family that start with j form an
L²(I; H^m) family of any representative g of D [j].
Finite sums of L²(I; H^m) families over the three coordinates.
The distributional heat equation restricts to a measurable subinterval.