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LeanPool.EscauriazaSereginSverak.LPS.SmoothingLeibnizSplits

Leibniz splits of ordered spatial derivatives #

Every ordered derivative of a scalar product is a finite sum indexed by the assignments of its derivative letters to the two factors. Keeping the assignments as a list retains the binomial multiplicities when some coordinate directions coincide.

Assign each letter of an ordered derivative word to one of two factors, retaining repeated assignments (eq:lps-Hm-energy).

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    theorem ESS.lps_leibniz_splits_degree (α : List (Fin 3)) (p : List (Fin 3) × List (Fin 3)) (hp : p ∈ lpsLeibnizSplits α) :
    p.1.length + p.2.length = α.length

    Every split retains the total derivative degree (eq:lps-Hm-energy).

    A word of length n has 2^n Leibniz assignments, counted with multiplicity (eq:lps-Hm-energy).

    theorem ESS.lps_leibniz_splits_sum (α : List (Fin 3)) (A B : List (Fin 3) → CKN.Foundation.Parabolic.Vec3 → ℝ) (x : CKN.Foundation.Parabolic.Vec3) :
    CKN.sobolevLeibnizFamily α A B x = (List.map (fun (p : List (Fin 3) × List (Fin 3)) => A p.1 x * B p.2 x) (lpsLeibnizSplits α)).sum

    The ordered Leibniz family is the sum of products over all derivative assignments (eq:lps-Hm-energy).

    A finite bound on every Leibniz term controls the square integral of the full ordered derivative, with its binomial multiplicities (eq:lps-Hm-energy).