WeakDivergence #
Ported from scottnarmstrong/Superdiffusion at 7f20476385d4af418f110303085ad0740c9eba46. Module imports, support namespace and local option directives adapted for Lean Pool.
Weak product rule and the divergence-free skew test field #
Source: ABK26 (e.sensitivity.basic.split), preparation for the genuine weak
integration by parts.
For a smooth compactly supported φ and an a.e. antisymmetric matrix field
h with weak first derivatives Dh, the auxiliary vector field
t_j := ∑ i (∂_i φ · h_{ij} + φ · ∂_i h_{ij}) (weakly, t_j = ∑ i ∂_i (φ h_{ij}))
is divergence free in the weak sense: it annihilates every smooth compactly
supported test gradient. This is the structural mechanism behind the paper's
integration by parts ⨍ ∇u · h ∇w = -⨍ u (∇·h) · ∇w, and it isolates the
step where antisymmetry of h meets the symmetry of a second derivative.
This module proves:
integrable_memScalarL2_mul_of_bounded,memScalarL2_bounded_mul— integrability bookkeeping forL²fields against bounded continuous factors on a finite-volume carrier;hasWeakPartialDerivOn_smooth_mul— the weak Leibniz rule∂_i (φ f) = ∂_i φ · f + φ · ∂_i ffor smooth compactly supportedφ;sum_integral_skewTestField_mul_deriv_eq_zero— weak divergence-freeness of the skew test field against smooth compactly supported tests.
An L² field times a bounded continuous factor is integrable on a
finite-volume carrier.
A bounded continuous factor preserves L² membership.
Global bound for a continuous compactly supported function.
Weak Leibniz rule. If f has weak i-th partial derivative fi on
U and φ is smooth and compactly supported, then φ f has weak i-th
partial derivative ∂_i φ · f + φ · fi on U.
The skew test field t_j = ∑ i (∂_i φ · h_{ij} + φ · ∂_i h_{ij}) attached
to a smooth compactly supported φ and weak derivative data Dh for h.
Equations
- Algsuperdiff.Section24.Sensitivity.Provider.DhBound.skewTestField h Dh φ x j = ∑ i : Fin d, (HCPolySupport.euclideanCoordDeriv i φ x * h x i j + φ x * Dh i x i j)
Instances For
Each summand of the skew test field is square integrable.
The skew test field is coordinatewise square integrable.
The skew test field vanishes off the support of φ.
Weak divergence-freeness of the skew test field. For a.e.
antisymmetric h with weak first derivatives Dh, a smooth compactly
supported φ with support in U, and every smooth compactly supported test
ψ with support in U,
∑ j ∫ t_j ∂_j ψ = 0, t_j = ∑ i (∂_i φ h_{ij} + φ ∂_i h_{ij}).
The proof pairs the weak Leibniz rule with the second-derivative symmetry of
ψ, so that the antisymmetry of h cancels the resulting Hessian pairing.