Invariance of the Laplacian and radial Laplacians (ported from TauCeti) #
For a finite-dimensional real inner product space E and any f : E → F:
laplacian_comp_linearIsometryEquiv_right:Δ (f ∘ l) = (Δ f) ∘ lfor a linear isometry equivalencel;laplacian_comp_add_right:Δ (fun y ↦ f (y + a)) = fun y ↦ Δ f (y + a);ContDiff.laplacian_comp_norm_sq: forρ : ℝ → ℝof classC²,Δ (fun y ↦ ρ (‖y‖²)) x = 4 ‖x‖² ρ'' (‖x‖²) + 2 (dim E) ρ' (‖x‖²);tsupport_laplacian_subset:tsupport (Δ f) ⊆ tsupport f.
The invariance statements need no differentiability hypothesis on f.
Provenance #
Pool port: imports relocated under LeanPool.ViscositySolutionTheory; original
mathematical namespaces and copyright retained; checked with Lean/Mathlib v4.34.0.
- Upstream: TauCeti, https://github.com/TauCetiProject/TauCeti
- Path:
TauCeti/Analysis/InnerProductSpace/Laplacian/Basic.lean - Commit: 91f66a0514e6523efdccddb9e35fb82c96dd6405 (2026-09-24)
- License: Apache-2.0. Upstream
NOTICE: none. - Upstream notice:
Copyright (c) 2026 The Tau Ceti contributors. All rights reserved.; upstream authors: The Tau Ceti contributors. - Extent:
iteratedFDeriv_comp_linearIsometryEquiv_apply,laplacian_comp_linearIsometryEquiv_right,laplacian_comp_add_right,ContDiff.laplacian_comp_norm_sq,tsupport_laplacian_subset(verbatim up to namespace). - Changes: ported from Lean v4.34.0-rc2 to Lean/Mathlib v4.30.0;
module/public importremoved; namespaceTauCeti→ViscositySolns.Analysis; the affine-isometry, homothety andlaplacian_norm_sqstatements are not ported (not needed here).
The iterated derivative transforms under a linear isometry equivalence on the right by pulling the directions through the isometry.
Invariance of the Laplacian under isometries. Δ (f ∘ l) = (Δ f) ∘ l for a linear
isometry equivalence l. No differentiability hypothesis is needed.
Translation invariance of the Laplacian. No differentiability hypothesis is needed.
The Laplacian of a radial function. For a C² function ρ : ℝ → ℝ, the Laplacian of
x ↦ ρ (‖x‖ ^ 2) is 4 ‖x‖² ρ'' (‖x‖²) + 2 (dim E) ρ' (‖x‖²).
The Laplacian vanishes wherever the function vanishes identically: Δ is local.