ExponentialWeight #
Ported from scottnarmstrong/Superdiffusion at 7f20476385d4af418f110303085ad0740c9eba46. Module imports, support namespace and local option directives adapted for Lean Pool.
Exponentially weighted mass estimate #
The weight of the Agmon-type estimate is a localized exponential
eta * chi, where eta is a smooth compactly supported localization inside
the domain and chi is a smooth positive factor obeying the logarithmic
gradient bound |grad chi| <= kappa * chi. The exponential
chi = exp (kappa * psi) of a smooth function with |grad psi| <= 1 is the
model case.
The mass form of the weighted energy inequality then absorbs the exponential
contribution as soon as 8 * Lam ^ 2 * kappa ^ 2 <= lam * mass, leaving only
the contribution of the localization gradient. This is the quantitative
statement behind the exponential decay of a solution away from the region
where the localization is not yet constant.
Main results #
The coordinate gradient of a smooth compactly supported function has compact support, and so does its squared norm.
The squared coordinate gradient of a smooth function is continuous.
Multiplying by a second factor does not enlarge the topological support.
The localized weight is admissible when the localization is supported in the domain.
The exponential of a smooth function is smooth.
The exponential weight of a smooth function obeys the logarithmic
gradient bound with constant kappa at every point where the phase has unit
gradient.
The canonical admissible rate. The Agmon rate
sqrt (lam * mass) / (2 * sqrt 2 * Lam) saturates the absorption
condition.