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LeanPool.EscauriazaSereginSverak.LPS.SmoothingProductFamilyTwo

Products of whole-space Sobolev families at order two #

At order two, the Leibniz term ∂_i f ∂_j g pairs two first derivatives, neither of which is bounded by the H² norm. The smooth Gagliardo–Nirenberg estimate bounds this term for smooth fields; Fatou's lemma along an almost everywhere convergent subsequence of smooth approximations transfers the bound to whole-space Sobolev families. The other Leibniz terms contain an undifferentiated factor, which is essentially bounded. Together with the order m ≥ 3 case, the product of two H^m(ℝ³) functions lies in H^m(ℝ³) for every m ≥ 2, with the Leibniz family as its weak derivatives.

The product of two first-order slots of whole-space H² families is square integrable, bounded by the two squared H² norms with a universal constant (eq:lps-Hm-energy).

prop:lps-smoothing (the whole-space algebra inequality at order two): the product of two functions in H²(ℝ³) lies in H²(ℝ³), its ordered weak derivatives are the Leibniz family of the two factors' families, and ‖fg‖²_{H²} ≤ C ‖f‖²_{H²} ‖g‖²_{H²}.

prop:lps-smoothing (the whole-space algebra inequality): for every integer m ≥ 2, the product of two functions in H^m(ℝ³) lies in H^m(ℝ³), its ordered weak derivatives are the Leibniz family of the two factors' families, and ‖fg‖²_{H^m} ≤ C ‖f‖²_{H^m} ‖g‖²_{H^m}.