ExitTimePDEIdentificationLimit #
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The exit-time function of an exhaustion cube is the torsion function #
The limit of the Dirichlet resolvents of the constant datum as the shift decreases to zero is identified here, at every point of the cube and not only almost everywhere, with a representative of the torsion function that is continuous there.
The representative is produced from the torsion function itself. The torsion
function is bounded, so truncating it at its bound and adding the constant
datum gives a bounded measurable datum whose Dirichlet resolvent at shift one
is, as an L² class, the torsion function again; the analytic layer supplies
a representative of that resolvent which is continuous on the cube
(cubeTorsionRepresentative).
With both families continuous on the cube, the almost-everywhere sandwich of
the previous file holds at every point of the cube: the Dirichlet resolvent of
the constant datum at the shift lam lies between the continuous
representative minus lam times the square of the uniform bound and that
representative itself. Letting the shift decrease to zero along 1 / (n + 1)
squeezes the supremum, so the limit is exactly the value of the representative.
Two consequences are recorded. The limit is bounded on the whole compactification by the uniform bound of the torsion function, hence finite; and almost everywhere on the cube it is the extended-real image of the chosen torsion function.
The shift one.
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The torsion function truncated at its uniform bound and restricted to the cube.
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The datum of the torsion function read as a shifted problem at shift one.
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- A.cubeTorsionDatum v y = DivergenceFormProcess.Form.cubeOneDatum d v y + A.cubeTorsionTrunc v y
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The continuous representative on the cube of the torsion function: the Dirichlet resolvent at shift one of the datum the torsion function solves for at that shift.
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The continuous representative agrees almost everywhere on the cube with the
L² class of the torsion function.
The Dirichlet resolvent of the constant datum is below the continuous representative of the torsion function at every point of the cube.
The continuous representative of the torsion function exceeds the Dirichlet resolvent of the constant datum by at most the shift times the square of the uniform bound.
The limit of the Dirichlet resolvents of the constant datum is the continuous representative of the torsion function at every point.