Coarse-graining support: Support.Sobolev.PotentialSolenoidalExact #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 CoarseGraining development at commit
c7ddd76c08ade64fed1b8d2ca51be14dfee8deb4.
Exact potential and solenoidal spaces #
This module implements the literal Hilbert-space constructions underlying the
Chapter 1 potential/solenoidal quartet. The raw submodules are mathematically
well-defined for an arbitrary set U, so this reusable construction is kept
generic here. It is not the manuscript-facing API: Book.Ch01.FieldSpaces
exposes the quartet only with IsOpenBoundedConvexDomain U and U.Nonempty.
Any consequence needing those domain hypotheses states them explicitly below.
The two potential spaces are literal ranges of the typed Hilbert L² gradient
maps. They are deliberately not closed: closedness is a separate analytic
theorem, not part of these definitions.
The generic literal range of H¹(U) gradients in the Euclidean
Hilbert-vector L²(U) ambient space. The nonempty bounded open convex
Chapter 1 facade is Book.Ch01.PotentialHilbertL2.
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The generic literal range of H¹₀(U) gradients in the Euclidean
Hilbert-vector L²(U) ambient space. The nonempty bounded open convex
Chapter 1 facade is Book.Ch01.PotentialZeroTraceHilbertL2.
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The generic orthogonal complement of all zero-trace potential fields.
The Chapter 1 source-facing facade is
Book.Ch01.SolenoidalHilbertL2.
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The generic orthogonal complement of all potential fields, i.e. fields
with zero normal trace in the Chapter 1 terminology. The source-facing facade
is Book.Ch01.SolenoidalZeroNormalTraceHilbertL2.
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The generic literal doubled space L_pot(U) × L_sol(U). The Chapter 1
source-facing facade is Book.Ch01.PotentialSolenoidalHilbertL2.
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The generic literal doubled space L_pot,0(U) × L_sol,0(U). The Chapter
1 source-facing facade is
Book.Ch01.PotentialZeroTraceSolenoidalZeroNormalTraceHilbertL2.
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A zero-normal-trace solenoidal field has zero (restricted-volume) integral.
The proof tests against affine H¹ functions with arbitrary constant gradient.
The normalized-domain average of a zero-normal-trace solenoidal field vanishes.