The heat semigroup on bounded uniformly continuous functions #
Convolution with the heat kernel defines a strongly continuous contraction semigroup on the
closed subspace BoundedContinuousFunction.uniformContinuousSubmodule ℝ E F of bounded uniformly
continuous functions. Its time-zero value is the identity. This is the supremum-norm setting for
the heat Cauchy problem with uniformly continuous initial data, rather than the Lᵖ setting.
heatSemigroupBUC bundles the heat regularizations heatCauchyPotentialBUC in the semigroup
interface. The semigroup law follows from convolution associativity and the heat-kernel identity;
strong continuity follows from uniform attainment of the initial trace. The general semigroup
API then gives continuity of the orbit at every time, generators and Laplace resolvents.
References #
- K.-J. Engel and R. Nagel, One-Parameter Semigroups for Linear Evolution Equations, Chapter II, 2.12 (diffusion on bounded uniformly continuous functions).
The heat semigroup on bounded uniformly continuous functions, with the supremum norm. At positive times it is convolution with the heat kernel, and at zero it is the identity.
Instances For
The nonnegative-time semigroup operator is the existing bounded heat regularization.
The real-time extension of the semigroup agrees with heat regularization, also at negative times, where both act as the identity.
At positive time the semigroup is pointwise convolution with the heat kernel.