Variable-coefficient energy forms on L² jets #
A divergence-form operator with bounded coefficients has an associated bounded bilinear form, its
energy form. TauCeti.Analysis.PDE.EnergyForm.Lp treats constant coefficients; this file supplies
the variable-coefficient construction. An essentially bounded field of pointwise continuous
bilinear forms acts by Hölder multiplication
L∞(X; J →L J →L ℝ) × L²(X; J) → L²(X; J →L ℝ),
and the result pairs with a second L² jet. Both operations are Mathlib's
ContinuousLinearMap.holderL and ContinuousLinearMap.lpPairing.
For PDE coefficients a, b, and c, the pointwise form is
energyIntegrand (a x) (b x) (c x). Requiring this field to belong to L∞ is the precise
boundedness and measurability hypothesis needed by the construction. The resulting form is
bundled and continuous, so later Sobolev value-gradient jets can feed it without carrying
integrability proofs at each use site.
Main declarations #
TauCeti.PDE.energyFormLpVariable: the variable-coefficient divergence-form energy form.TauCeti.PDE.energyFormLpVariable_apply: its characterization by the expected energy integral.
No formal source is vendored. The construction directly composes Mathlib's Hölder map and
Lᵖ pairing from Mathlib.MeasureTheory.Function.Holder.
The variable-coefficient divergence-form energy form on square-integrable value-gradient jets.
The MemLp ... ⊤ μ argument records exactly that the pointwise energy forms are strongly
measurable and essentially bounded. Its proof is irrelevant to the resulting form.
Equations
- TauCeti.PDE.energyFormLpVariable μ a b c hcoeff = TauCeti.lpBilinearForm μ (MeasureTheory.MemLp.toLp (fun (x : X) => TauCeti.PDE.energyIntegrand (a x) (b x) (c x)) hcoeff)
Instances For
The variable-coefficient L² energy form is the integral of the pointwise jet energy
density.
The variable-coefficient energy form is independent of the proof that its coefficient
field belongs to L∞.
Almost-everywhere equal coefficient fields induce the same variable-coefficient energy form.
Transposing the principal coefficient swaps the arguments of a variable zero-drift energy form.
An a.e. symmetric principal coefficient gives a symmetric variable zero-drift energy form.
An a.e. symmetric principal coefficient makes the variable zero-drift energy form equal to its flip.
Replacing the principal coefficient by its symmetric part does not change the diagonal variable energy form.
The symmetric-part variable zero-drift energy form is the average of the original form and its transpose.
The symmetric-part variable zero-drift energy form is symmetric.
The symmetric-part variable zero-drift energy form is equal to its flip.