PartWholeHarmonic #
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The whole-space resolvent and its harmonic part on a bounded part domain #
The whole-space resolvent psi = R_mu f is an H¹ function of every exhaustion cube and solves
-div (a grad psi) = f - mu psi weakly there.
A bounded open convex domain lies inside an exhaustion cube, and both the H¹ membership and the
weak equation restrict to an open subset, so the same two statements hold on the domain with no
new analysis. Subtracting the Green potential of the same residual on the domain leaves the
harmonic part of the whole-space resolvent there: it is weakly a-harmonic on the domain and
differs from psi by a named zero-trace Sobolev function.
This is the statement of ExitMeanValueIdentificationWhole.lean with the exhaustion cube
replaced by an arbitrary bounded open convex domain; the Caccioppoli Cauchy estimate and the
exhaustion limit are consumed through the cube statement and are not repeated.
The whole-space resolvent on a bounded part domain #
The whole-space resolvent is an H¹ function of every bounded part domain and solves the
shifted equation there. Its value function is the exact continuous representative of the
resolvent, not merely a function almost everywhere equal to it.
The harmonic part #
The harmonic part of the whole-space resolvent on a bounded part domain: the resolvent less the Green potential of its residual.
Equations
- A.partWholeSpaceHarmonicPart hV mu hf hD hfD y = A.analyticMinimalResolventReal mu f hf hfD y - A.partGreenPotential hV (A.wholeSpaceResidual mu hf hfD) ⋯ ⋯ ⋯ y
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The harmonic part of the whole-space resolvent is weakly a-harmonic on the part domain,
and differs from the whole-space resolvent by a named zero-trace Sobolev function.