Integrability of the applied derivative and of derivative energy densities #
The derivative of a C¹ function with compact support is continuous and compactly supported,
hence bounded. So along a strongly measurable family of points G, the derivative applied to an
integrable family of vectors Z is integrable: it is dominated by a constant times ‖Z‖. No
finiteness of the measure is needed.
Over any nontrivially normed field, squared norms of the derivative of a C¹ map in two given
directions, and cutoff-weighted versions of them, are integrable when the map or the cutoff has
compact support. A weighted squared defect c z * ‖fderiv w z e₁ + A z (fderiv w z e₂)‖ ^ 2 is
integrable when it vanishes off a compact set on which c and A are continuous, so they need
not be continuous elsewhere.
On a Euclidean product ℝ × V, the derivative of such a function in a fixed direction is also
integrable on the product of a half-line with V.
Main results #
TauCeti.integrable_fderiv_apply: forfof classC¹with compact support, an a.e. strongly measurableGand an integrableZ, the mapx ↦ fderiv 𝕜 f (G x) (Z x)is integrable.TauCeti.integrable_fderiv_apply_of_tsupport_subset: the same whenZis only integrable after cutting off to the pointsxwithG xin a setKcontaining the topological support off.TauCeti.integrable_cutoff_fderiv_sq_mul_norm_sq,TauCeti.integrable_norm_fderiv_sq_add,TauCeti.integrable_cutoff_sq_mul_norm_fderiv_sq,TauCeti.integrable_mul_norm_defect_sq: integrability of the derivative energy densities in two directions.TauCeti.integrable_fderiv_apply_prod: the directional derivative of a compactly supportedC¹function onℝ × Vis integrable on the product ofIoi awithV.
The derivative of a C¹ compactly supported function, evaluated along an a.e. strongly
measurable family of points G and applied to an integrable family of vectors Z, is integrable:
it is bounded by a constant times ‖Z‖.
The derivative of a C¹ compactly supported function f, evaluated along an a.e. strongly
measurable family of points G and applied to a family of vectors Z, is integrable as soon as
Z is integrable after cutting off to the points x with G x ∈ K, for a set K containing the
topological support of f: off K the derivative vanishes.
The cutoff-derivative error density of a C¹ cutoff with compact support is integrable
against the squared norm of a continuous map.
The derivative energy of a compactly supported C¹ map is integrable, in two directions.
A cutoff-weighted derivative energy density of a C¹ map is integrable when the weight has
compact support.
A weighted squared defect c z * ‖fderiv 𝕜 w z e₁ + A z (fderiv 𝕜 w z e₂)‖ ^ 2 of a C¹ map
is integrable once it vanishes off a compact set on which the coefficients are continuous.
The directional derivative of a compactly supported C¹ function is integrable on the
product of Ioi a with V.