Integrability for the three-dimensional fundamental solution #
The real inverse-norm kernel is integrable on every ball about its pole.
The inverse-norm singularity is locally integrable in three dimensions.
The real inverse-norm kernel is integrable on every ball about its pole.
The inverse-norm singularity is locally integrable in three dimensions.
A C² function has continuous Mathlib Laplacian on Position.
Taking the Laplacian preserves compact support.
Absolute integrability in the fundamental solution, before the distributional identity.
The shared extended potential is measurable for an s-finite charge.
Bounded extended Coulomb potentials are locally integrable after toReal.
The bound is on the extended potential, so it also asserts finiteness everywhere.
The left-hand test-function pairing in the fundamental solution is absolutely integrable.