The Laplacian as the heat generator in the supremum norm #
A bounded uniformly continuous C² function with bounded first and second derivatives and
uniformly continuous Laplacian belongs to the domain of the heat generator on bounded uniformly
continuous functions. The generator sends it to its Laplacian, with Mathlib's sign convention
∂ₜu = Δu.
heatSemigroupBUC_sub_eq_integral is Duhamel's identity in the Banach space of bounded uniformly
continuous functions. Strong continuity applied to the Laplacian gives convergence of the time
difference quotients in supremum norm. No compact support is required, and this file does not
characterize the full generator domain.
References #
- K.-J. Engel and R. Nagel, One-Parameter Semigroups for Linear Evolution Equations, Chapter II, 2.12 (the diffusion semigroup).
- L. C. Evans, Partial Differential Equations, Sections 2.3.1 and 7.4.
Duhamel's identity in supremum norm. For bounded uniformly continuous C² data f
with bounded first and second derivatives and bounded uniformly continuous Laplacian g,
e^{tΔ} f - f = ∫₀ᵗ e^{sΔ} g ds as a Banach-valued integral.
The time difference quotients of the heat orbit converge to the Laplacian in supremum norm
for bounded C² data with bounded first and second derivatives and uniformly continuous
Laplacian.
Bounded uniformly continuous C² data with bounded first and second derivatives and
bounded uniformly continuous Laplacian lie in the domain of the heat generator.
The heat generator is the Laplacian on bounded uniformly continuous C² functions with
bounded first and second derivatives and bounded uniformly continuous Laplacian.