Quantitative cutoff errors #
The finite dimensional gradient estimates control the terms created by spatial differentiation of the Gaussian cutoff.
Each weak gradient component is bounded by the full Euclidean gradient magnitude.
A scalar coefficient bounded componentwise by M produces a
controlled vector when contracted with the spatial gradient.
The heat operator error caused by cutoff differentiation is bounded by the cutoff derivatives and the original field energy.
The trace of the cutoff Hessian is bounded by the three diagonal second derivatives.
The cutoff time derivative splits into a collar contribution and an early-time contribution.
The cutoff Laplacian vanishes on the inner plateau and is bounded on its collar.
The spatial cutoff derivative vanishes off the collar inside the normalized cylinder.
The cutoff heat error on the inner region is exactly the derivative of the initial time factor times the original field.
The cutoff heat error is supported on the spatial or final-time collar and on the initial time transition.
The normalized differential inequality and the localized cutoff errors control the heat operator of the compact field.