Constant-coefficient energy forms on L² jets #
Lane D of the PDE roadmap asks for the bounded bilinear energy form used by the weak formulation of a divergence-form equation. This file performs the functional-analytic bundling for constant coefficients. A pointwise jet form
(u, ∇u), (v, ∇v) ↦ (∇v)ᵀ A ∇u + v bᵀ ∇u + c u v
induces a continuous bilinear form on square-integrable value-gradient jets. The construction
uses Mathlib's ContinuousLinearMap.lpPairing, which is the continuous Hölder pairing induced
by a continuous bilinear map.
Variable coefficients will require the corresponding multiplication-operator construction. The constant-coefficient form here already includes the Dirichlet and shifted-Laplacian models and has the bounded-bilinear-map shape needed for a later Lax--Milgram application, after restriction to the intended Hilbert/Sobolev space and a proof of coercivity.
Main declarations #
TauCeti.PDE.energyFormLp: the constant-coefficient energy form onL²jets.TauCeti.PDE.energyFormLp_apply: its characterization as an integral.TauCeti.PDE.energyFormLp_one_zero_zero_applyandTauCeti.PDE.energyFormLp_one_zero_mass_apply: the Dirichlet and shifted-Laplacian formulas.TauCeti.PDE.energyFormLp_one_zero_zero_selfandTauCeti.PDE.energyFormLp_one_zero_mass_self: their diagonal formulas.TauCeti.PDE.energyFormLp_zero_drift_flip_eq_of_isSymm: bundled symmetry when the principal matrix is symmetric and the drift vanishes.
The classical decidable equality used for finite-dimensional matrix computations.
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The constant-coefficient divergence-form energy form on square-integrable value-gradient jets.
This is the Hölder pairing induced by energyIntegrand A b c; in particular it is bundled as
a continuous bilinear map, with no integrability hypotheses required at use sites.
Equations
- TauCeti.PDE.energyFormLp μ A b c = ContinuousLinearMap.lpPairing μ 2 2 (TauCeti.PDE.energyIntegrand A b c)
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The L² energy form is the integral of the pointwise jet energy density.
The shifted-Laplacian energy form is the sum of the gradient pairing and the mass pairing.
The Dirichlet energy form pairs the gradient components of two L² jets.
The diagonal of the shifted-Laplacian L² energy form is the integral of the squared
gradient norm plus the mass density.
The diagonal of the Dirichlet L² energy form is the integral of the squared gradient
norm.
Replacing the principal coefficient by its symmetric part does not change the diagonal
L² energy form.
The symmetric-part zero-drift L² energy form is the average of the original form and
its transpose.
Transposing the principal coefficient swaps the two arguments of a zero-drift L² energy
form.
A symmetric principal coefficient gives a symmetric zero-drift L² energy form.
A symmetric principal coefficient makes the zero-drift L² energy form equal to its
flip.
The symmetric-part zero-drift L² energy form is symmetric.
The symmetric-part zero-drift L² energy form is equal to its flip.
The shifted-Laplacian L² energy form is symmetric.
The shifted-Laplacian L² energy form is equal to its flip.