The pointwise integrand of a divergence-form energy bilinear form #
For a divergence-form operator L u = -∂ⱼ(aⁱʲ ∂ᵢ u) + bⁱ ∂ᵢ u + c u, the weak (energy)
bilinear form is
a(u, v) = ∫_Ω (aⁱʲ ∂ᵢu ∂ⱼv + bⁱ ∂ᵢu v + c u v),
whose integrand at a point x depends only on the jets (u(x), ∇u(x)) and
(v(x), ∇v(x)), that is, on pairs in ℝ × EuclideanSpace ℝ n. This file assembles the
three pointwise coefficient forms already available
- the principal matrix form
matrixBilinearForm (a x)(inTauCeti.Analysis.PDE.Ellipticity.Basic), - the drift form
driftForm (b x)and the mass formmassForm (c x)(inTauCeti.Analysis.PDE.LowerOrder),
into a single bundled continuous bilinear form on jets, energyIntegrand (a x) (b x) (c x),
matching (U, V) ↦ ⟨a(x) U.2, V.2⟩ + ⟪b(x), U.2⟫ V.1 + c(x) U.1 V.1, where U.2 = ∇u,
U.1 = u. Integrating this jet form over Ω against the jets of u and v recovers the
energy bilinear form, so this is the pointwise seed of Lane D's weak formulation.
The two estimates the energy method needs are proved pointwise, with their constants left
explicit (never hidden in a ∃ C):
- boundedness: the operator norm of the jet form is at most
Λ + β + γ, the sum of the ellipticity, drift, and mass constants; - Gårding's inequality (pointwise): with a sign condition
c ≥ 0on the mass coefficient, the diagonal of the jet form is bounded below by(λ/2)‖∇u‖² − (β²/2λ)|u|², the integrand-level version of Gårding'sa(u, u) ≥ α‖u‖²_{H¹} − K‖u‖²_{L²}. The drift is absorbed by Young's inequality, paid for out of half of the ellipticity floor.
Main declarations #
TauCeti.PDE.energyIntegrand: the bundled jet bilinear form of a divergence-form operator.TauCeti.PDE.energyIntegrand_apply,TauCeti.PDE.energyIntegrand_self: its value and its diagonal value.TauCeti.PDE.energyIntegrand_one_zero_zero_apply,TauCeti.PDE.energyIntegrand_one_zero_zero_self: the Laplacian model−Δ, whose jet form is the Dirichlet integrand⟨∇u, ∇v⟩, with diagonal‖∇u‖².TauCeti.PDE.energyIntegrand_one_zero_mass_apply,TauCeti.PDE.energyIntegrand_one_zero_mass_self: the shifted Laplacian model−Δ + c, whose jet form is⟨∇u, ∇v⟩ + c u v.TauCeti.PDE.norm_energyIntegrand_apply_le_of_bounds,TauCeti.PDE.opNorm_energyIntegrand_le_of_bounds: pointwise boundedness with explicit constantΛ + β + γ.TauCeti.PDE.garding_energyIntegrand_self_of_bounds: the pointwise Gårding lower bound on the diagonal.
The main estimates take single coefficients and inline bounds (‖b₀‖ ≤ β, and so on).
Local classical decidable equality for finite coordinate indices in energy-form proofs.
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The pointwise weak-form (energy) integrand of a divergence-form operator
L u = -∂ⱼ(aⁱʲ ∂ᵢu) + bⁱ ∂ᵢu + c u, as a bundled continuous bilinear form on jets
(value, gradient) ∈ ℝ × EuclideanSpace ℝ n.
On jets U = (u, ∇u) and V = (v, ∇v) it evaluates to
⟨a ∇u, ∇v⟩ + ⟪b, ∇u⟫ v + c u v, the integrand of a(u, v). Bundling it as a
ContinuousLinearMap lets it feed Mathlib's bounded-bilinear-form and Lax--Milgram APIs
once the energy form is integrated over the Sobolev space.
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The jet form evaluates to ⟨a ∇u, ∇v⟩ + ⟪b, ∇u⟫ v + c u v on jets U, V.
The diagonal of the jet form, the energy density ⟨a ∇u, ∇u⟩ + ⟪b, ∇u⟫ u + c u².
The Laplacian model −Δ (a = 1, no drift, no mass) has jet form the Dirichlet
integrand ⟨∇u, ∇v⟩.
The diagonal of the Laplacian model's jet form is the Dirichlet energy density ‖∇u‖².
Pointwise boundedness of the jet form with explicit constant Λ + β + γ: the principal,
drift, and mass contributions are each controlled by the corresponding constant times the jet
norms.
The operator norm of the pointwise jet form is at most Λ + β + γ.
This finite-dimensional estimate is consumed after integration to prove boundedness of the Sobolev-space energy form; it is not itself the Lax--Milgram boundedness hypothesis.
The pointwise Gårding bound with a free positive Young parameter. The gradient coefficient
is λ - ε, and the mass defect is β²/(4ε). No sign condition on λ - ε is needed.
Pointwise Gårding inequality. With a nonnegative mass coefficient (c ≥ 0), the
diagonal of the jet form is bounded below by (λ/2)‖∇u‖² − (β²/2λ)|u|². The ellipticity
floor λ‖∇u‖² pays for the drift term via Young's inequality, leaving half the floor and a
mass defect proportional to β²/λ. Integrating over Ω this is Gårding's inequality
a(u, u) ≥ (λ/2)‖∇u‖²_{L²} − (β²/2λ)‖u‖²_{L²}.