PartGreenPotential #
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The vanishing-shift limit of the Dirichlet resolvents of a bounded part domain #
The Dirichlet resolvents R^V_lam f of a fixed bounded measurable datum on a bounded open convex
domain converge as the shift decreases to zero. The two inputs are the shift-uniform bound and
the Lipschitz estimate in the shift of PartTorsion.lean; a Lipschitz real family on the
positive half-line converges as its argument decreases to zero, with an error proportional to
the argument.
The limit is partGreenPotential; it vanishes off the domain, obeys the same uniform bound, is
measurable, and is continuous on the domain, being a uniform limit there of the Dirichlet
resolvents.
This is the statement of ExitMeanValueHarmonicPotential.lean with the exhaustion cube replaced
by an arbitrary bounded open convex domain. The identification of partGreenPotential with the
zero-trace weak solution of the unshifted Dirichlet problem is a separate question and is not
addressed here.
The shift-indexed Dirichlet resolvent #
The Dirichlet resolvent of a bounded measurable datum on a bounded part domain, as a function of the shift; the value at a non-positive shift is zero.
Equations
- A.partShiftResolvent hV f hf hfD lam x = if h : 0 < lam then A.partC0Resolvent hV ⟨lam, h⟩ f hf hfD x else 0
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The Lipschitz constant in the shift of the Dirichlet resolvents of a datum bounded by D on
a bounded part domain.
Equations
- A.partGreenRate hV D = D * (A.partTorsionBound hV * A.partTorsionBound hV)
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The Dirichlet resolvents of a fixed bounded datum on a bounded part domain converge as the shift decreases to zero. The limit is approached at a rate proportional to the shift.
The Green potential #
The Green potential of a bounded measurable datum on a bounded part domain: the limit of its Dirichlet resolvents as the shift decreases to zero.
Equations
- A.partGreenPotential hV f hf hD hfD x = Classical.choose ⋯
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The Dirichlet resolvents converge to the Green potential as the shift decreases to zero.
The Green potential of a part domain sees only the values of its datum on that domain.
Regularity of the Green potential #
The Dirichlet resolvents converge to the Green potential uniformly on the domain. The
rate of abs_partShiftResolvent_sub_partGreenPotential_le does not depend on the point.
The Green potential is continuous on the domain, being a uniform limit of the Dirichlet resolvents, which are continuous there.