Continuity #
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Continuity of the analytic minimal resolvent #
For square-integrable bounded data, the local Dirichlet resolvents have a common interior Hölder modulus on each fixed ball. Their monotone pointwise supremum therefore has the same modulus. Applying this argument to the positive and negative parts gives continuity of the real minimal resolvent.
The cubic exhaustion is monotone at arbitrary indices.
Every fixed Euclidean ball is eventually contained in the cubic exhaustion.
Restricting a globally square-integrable bounded datum to one exhaustion
cube does not increase its L² norm.
A common Hölder bound on a pointwise bounded-above family is inherited by its pointwise supremum.
The positive minimal resolvent preserves pointwise order.
Nonnegative scalar multiplication commutes with the real value of the positive minimal resolvent.
The real minimal resolvent is uniformly stable in the supremum norm, with the sharp maximum-principle constant.
At every point, a tail of the cubic exhaustion has one common local
C^{0,1/2} modulus. The radius is obtained by freezing the continuous skew
part at that point; its size is unrestricted.
For nonnegative globally square-integrable data, the real value of the minimal resolvent has a local Hölder bound at every point.
The real analytic minimal resolvent is continuous for every bounded measurable datum which is globally square-integrable.