Coarse-graining support: Support.Sobolev.Truncation.WeakGradientLimit #
Imported from the Apache-2.0 CoarseGraining development at commit
c7ddd76c08ade64fed1b8d2ca51be14dfee8deb4.
Weak partial derivatives are closed under L² limits #
If uₙ → u and gₙ → gᵢ in L²(U) and each uₙ has weak i-partial
derivative gₙ, then u has weak i-partial derivative gᵢ. The pairing
identity ∫ uₙ ∂ᵢφ = −∫ gₙ φ holds for each n; both sides are continuous in
the L² factor, so the identity passes to the limit.
Two spellings of the same principle are provided:
- one built on the Lebesgue
L²realizationsMemScalarL2/toScalarL2andvolumeMeasureOn U, with anL²dominated-convergence helper (hasWeakPartialDerivOn_of_tendsto_L2); - one built directly on
MemLp _ 2 (volume.restrict U)via a Cauchy–Schwarz/Hölder pairing-continuity lemma, closing over both the partial derivative (HasWeakPartialDerivOn.of_tendsto_eLpNorm_two) and the full gradient (HasWeakGradientOn.of_tendsto_eLpNorm_two).
L² dominated convergence. If fₙ → g a.e., all dominated in norm by a
fixed L² function h, with g ∈ L², then fₙ → g in L². (General
finite/σ-finite measure; the dominator provides the integrability.)
Weak partial derivative closed under L² limits. If uₙ → u and
gₙ → gᵢ in L²(U), all in L²(U), and each uₙ has weak i-partial
derivative gₙ, then u has weak i-partial derivative gᵢ.
Pairing against a fixed L² test is continuous along L²-convergent
sequences: if f n → g in L²(U) and h ∈ L²(U), then
∫_U (f n)·h → ∫_U g·h.
Weak partial derivatives are closed under L² limits.
If u n → u and g n → g in L²(U) and each u n has weak i-th partial
derivative g n on U, then u has weak i-th partial derivative g.
Weak gradients are closed under L² limits (all coordinates at once).