Convergence of test functions with a common compact support #
Mathlib's LF topology on the test functions 𝓓^{n}(Ω, F) is the finest locally convex topology
making every inclusion 𝓓^{n}_{K}(E, F) → 𝓓^{n}(Ω, F) of the tests supported in a compact
K ⊆ Ω continuous, and the topology of 𝓓^{n}_{K}(E, F) is that of uniform convergence of all
derivatives of order at most n. Consequently a family of test functions supported in one fixed
compact subset of Ω converges as soon as each of its derivatives of order at most n converges
uniformly. This is the usual way to prove convergence in 𝓓^{n}(Ω, F) concretely, for instance for
approximations by mollification or by truncated Fourier series.
Main declarations #
TestFunction.tendsto_of_tendstoUniformly_iteratedFDeriv: test functions supported in a common compact subset ofΩwhose derivatives of order at mostnconverge uniformly converge in𝓓^{n}(Ω, F).
References #
- L. Hörmander, The Analysis of Linear Partial Differential Operators I, §2.1 (the topology of test functions).
Convergence of test functions with a common compact support. If the test functions φ i
on Ω are all supported in a fixed compact subset K of Ω, and for every order
k ≤ n the k-th derivatives of the φ i converge uniformly to that of ψ, then φ i → ψ in
the LF topology of 𝓓^{n}(Ω, F).