ZeroExtension #
Ported from scottnarmstrong/Superdiffusion at 7f20476385d4af418f110303085ad0740c9eba46. Module imports, support namespace and local option directives adapted for Lean Pool.
Provider: extension by zero across an inclusion of domains #
This file supplies the analytic ingredient needed to glue competitors in the
variational subadditivity argument of ABK26, l.subadd.betterer: if V ⊆ U
then the extension by zero of an element of H¹₀(V) is an element of
H¹₀(U), hence
L²_{pot,0}(V) ∋ f ↦ 1_V f ∈ L²_{pot,0}(U), andL²_{sol,0}(V) ∋ g ↦ 1_V g ∈ L²_{sol,0}(U).
The L²_{pot,0} half is the substantial one: the approximating sequence of an
H¹₀(V) element consists of smooth functions with tsupport ⊆ V ⊆ U, so it is
also an admissible approximating sequence in U, and CoarseGraining's
L²-closedness of weak gradients (HasWeakGradientOn.of_tendsto_eLpNorm_two)
identifies the weak gradient of the extension as the extension of the weak
gradient. The L²_{sol,0} half is elementary: an H¹(U) test function
restricts to an H¹(V) test function with the same gradient.
Everything is stated for CoarseGraining's a.e.-robust Chapter 1 predicates
Homogenization.Book.Ch01.PotentialZeroTraceFieldOn and
Homogenization.Book.Ch01.SolenoidalZeroNormalTraceFieldOn, which are the ones
appearing in Homogenization.Book.Ch02.IsDoubledMuAdmissible.
L² bookkeeping for functions supported in a subset #
A function vanishing off V ⊆ U has the same L² norm over U and over V.
Extension by zero preserves scalar L² membership across an inclusion.
Extension by zero preserves vector L² membership across an inclusion.
Coordinates of a vector indicator are indicators of the coordinates.
Extension by zero of H¹₀ #
Extension by zero of an H¹₀ function across an inclusion. For V ⊆ U
with V measurable and U open, the function 1_V u, with gradient 1_V ∇u,
belongs to H¹₀(U).
Equations
- One or more equations did not get rendered due to their size.
Instances For
Extension by zero of the Chapter 1 field spaces #
Extension by zero maps L²_{pot,0}(V) into L²_{pot,0}(U) for V ⊆ U.
Extension by zero maps L²_{sol,0}(V) into L²_{sol,0}(U) for V ⊆ U.