Representative #
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Continuous representatives on the cube y + □_n #
The Section 5 error and regularity quantities measure a solution in the
supremum norm and in the 1/2-Hölder seminorm, both taken pointwise on
y + □_n. An H¹ witness is only determined away from a null set, so those
quantities are attached not to the witness but to a continuous representative of
it. This module names that datum and proves that it is unique where it is
asserted.
Main definitions #
HasCubeContinuousRepresentativeAt y n u— theH¹witnessuhas an everywhere-defined representative that agrees with it away from a null set and is continuous ony + □_n.
Main results #
eqOn_of_ae_eq_of_continuousOn— on an open set, two functions that agree away from a null set and are continuous there agree at every point.hasCubeContinuousRepresentativeAt_unique— any two representatives of the same witness agree at every point ofy + □_n.
References #
- ABK26, the localized error and regularity quantities of Section 5.1.
1. Continuity pins a representative #
On an open set, an almost-everywhere identity between two functions that
are continuous there is a pointwise identity. The set where they differ is
open, and a nonempty open subset of ℝ^d has positive volume.
u has a representative continuous on y + □_n.
This is the datum the Section 5 regularity quantity needs in order to measure
u in the 1/2-Hölder seminorm at every point of the cube, not merely away
from a null set. No finiteness of that seminorm is required: where the source
takes the seminorm of the continuous representative, an infinite value is a
legitimate value and must be recorded as such.
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Instances For
The representative is unique on the cube. Two representatives of the
same H¹ witness agree at every point of y + □_n, so every pointwise quantity
built from one of them is independent of the choice.
Two representatives of the same witness have the same Hölder seminorm on the cube.