Uniform derivative bounds on compact sets #
This file collects bounds on iterated derivatives that follow from their continuity on compact sets: a uniform bound for a linear change of variables, and a bound by any power of the Japanese bracket near the zero frequency.
Fix maps τ : E → F and L : E → (G →L H) that are C^n on s. The operator
φ ↦ (z ↦ L z (φ (τ z))) is linear in φ, and by the Leibniz and Faà di Bruno bounds its
order-n derivative on a compact set K ⊆ s is controlled by the derivatives of φ of order at
most n along τ '' K, with a constant depending only on τ, L, K and n. Consequently, if
those derivatives of a family φ i tend to zero uniformly along τ on K, so does the order-n
derivative of z ↦ L z (φ i (τ z)).
This is the estimate behind continuity of such operators for topologies of uniform convergence of
derivatives on compact sets: a bilinear form read in one chart is of this shape in any other
chart, with τ the transition map and L z the pullback along its derivative.
A C^k function of a position x and a frequency ξ has bounded derivatives for x in a compact
set and ξ in a ball, and the Japanese bracket (1 + ‖ξ‖ ^ 2) ^ (1 / 2) is bounded above and
below on a ball. So these derivatives are bounded by every power of the Japanese bracket, which is
how symbol estimates are proved near the zero frequency, where no decay is needed.
Main results #
ContDiffOn.exists_bound_iteratedFDerivWithin: on a compact subset, the derivatives of order at mostnof aC^nmap are bounded by one constant.ContDiffOn.exists_nonneg_bound_iteratedFDeriv_of_isOpen: the same for the derivatives of a map that isC^non an open set, with a nonnegative constant.HasCompactSupport.exists_bound_iteratedFDeriv_of_contDiff: the derivatives of order at mostnof a compactly supportedC^nmap are bounded by one constant.ContDiffAt.exists_ball_bound_iteratedFDeriv: on some ball around a point where a map isC^n, its derivatives of order at mostnare bounded by one constant.ContDiffOn.exists_norm_iteratedFDerivWithin_clm_apply_comp_le: the linear bound on the derivatives ofz ↦ L z (φ (τ z)).ContDiffOn.tendstoUniformlyOn_iteratedFDerivWithin_clm_apply_comp: its consequence for uniform convergence to zero.ContDiff.exists_norm_iteratedFDeriv_le_one_add_norm_sq_rpow_of_norm_le: forxin a compact set andξin a ball, the derivatives of aC^kfunction of(x, ξ)are bounded by every power of the Japanese bracket(1 + ‖ξ‖ ^ 2) ^ (1 / 2).ContDiff.exists_norm_iteratedFDeriv_le_of_eq_of_lt_norm: a smooth map which agrees outside a ball with a map of bounded order-nderivative has a bounded order-nderivative.
On a compact subset K of s, the derivatives within s of order at most n of a map that
is C^n on s are bounded by a single constant.
On a compact subset K of an open set s, the derivatives of order at most n of a map that
is C^n on s are bounded by a single nonnegative constant.
The derivatives of order at most n of a compactly supported C^n map are bounded by a
single constant. Mathlib's HasCompactSupport.exists_bound_iteratedFDeriv assumes the map
smooth.
On some ball around a point x at which f is C^n, the derivatives of order at most n
of f are bounded by a single constant.
On a compact set K, the order-n derivative of z ↦ L z (φ (τ z)) is bounded by a constant
multiple of any common bound δ for the derivatives of φ of order at most n along τ '' K.
The constant depends on L, τ, K and n but not on φ.
If the derivatives of order at most n of a family φ i tend to zero uniformly along τ on a
compact set K, then so does the order-n derivative of z ↦ L z (φ i (τ z)).
A C^k function on E × F satisfies, for x in a compact set and ξ in a ball, the
estimate ‖D^k f(x, ξ)‖ ≤ C (1 + ‖ξ‖ ^ 2) ^ (r / 2) for every real r: the derivative is bounded
there, and the weight is bounded below.
A C^n map which agrees outside a ball with a map whose order-n derivative is bounded
there has a bounded order-n derivative: on the closed ball the derivative is continuous, and
outside it the two derivatives coincide.
The composition norm estimate depends only on smoothness near the two evaluation points.