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TauCeti.Analysis.InnerProductSpace.Harmonic.Ball

Ball normalizations for harmonic functions #

The PDE roadmap's Lane C uses translations and dilations to reduce local arguments on a ball Metric.ball x r to arguments on the unit ball. The files TauCeti.Analysis.InnerProductSpace.Harmonic.Isometry and TauCeti.Analysis.InnerProductSpace.Harmonic.Dilation prove the underlying invariance of harmonicity under translations and nonzero dilations. This file packages the corresponding consumer forms for metric balls, using the generic set normalizations from TauCeti.Analysis.Normed.Module.Ball.

The main statement is harmonicOnNhd_comp_const_add_smul_ball_iff: for 0 < r, the normalized function y ↦ f (x + r • y) is harmonic near the unit ball if and only if f is harmonic near Metric.ball x r.

Main declarations #

Harmonicity on a neighbourhood of Metric.ball x (‖c‖ * r) is equivalent to harmonicity of y ↦ f (x + c • y) on a neighbourhood of Metric.ball 0 r, for nonzero scale c.

Translation-normalized harmonicity on a ball. The function y ↦ f (y + x) is harmonic near the radius-r ball centered at 0 exactly when f is harmonic near the corresponding ball centered at x.

Translation-normalized harmonicity on a closed ball. The function y ↦ f (y + x) is harmonic near the radius-r closed ball centered at 0 exactly when f is harmonic near the corresponding closed ball centered at x.

Harmonicity on a neighbourhood of Metric.ball x r is equivalent to harmonicity of the normalized function y ↦ f (x + r • y) on a neighbourhood of the unit ball.