Parabolic space-time #
The heat operator ∂ₜ - Δ scales one time derivative like two spatial derivatives, so the natural
distance on space-time E × ℝ is the parabolic distance
d((x, t), (y, s)) = dist x y + √|t - s|. Hölder spaces for parabolic equations are defined with
respect to this distance.
This file builds the parabolic distance from existing Mathlib constructions rather than putting a
second metric on E × ℝ. Time carries Mathlib's half-power snowflake metric
Metric.Snowflaking ℝ (1 / 2), whose distance is |t - s| ^ (1 / 2), and space-time is the
WithLp 1 product of E with this snowflake, whose distance is the sum of the two factor
distances. The topology is the ordinary product topology on E × ℝ.
Main declarations #
TauCeti.ParabolicTime: the real line with the distance√|t - s|.TauCeti.ParabolicSpaceTime E: space-timeE × ℝwith the parabolic distance.TauCeti.ParabolicSpaceTime.ofCoords,space,time: the coordinates of a point.TauCeti.ParabolicSpaceTime.dist_eq: the parabolic distance formula.TauCeti.ParabolicSpaceTime.coordsHomeomorph: the homeomorphism with ordinaryE × ℝ.TauCeti.ParabolicSpaceTime.timeReverse: reversal of time aboutT, an isometry.TauCeti.ParabolicSpaceTime.slab: the closed time slabE × [a, b].TauCeti.ParabolicSpaceTime.spatialSlice,TauCeti.ParabolicSpaceTime.timeSlice: the continuous inclusions of a fixed-time spatial slice and of a fixed-position time slice.TauCeti.ParabolicSpaceTime.slabTimeReverse: reversal of time aboutT, an isometry from the slabE × [T - b, T - a]ontoE × [a, b].TauCeti.ParabolicSpaceTime.slabSpaceMap: a spatial mapfacting on a slab by(x, t) ↦ (f x, t), Lipschitz for the parabolic distance whenfis.TauCeti.ParabolicSpaceTime.lipschitzWith_slabSpace: the spatial position of a point of a slab is1-Lipschitz for the parabolic distance.
References #
- N. V. Krylov, Lectures on elliptic and parabolic equations in Hölder spaces, AMS, 1996.
- A. Lunardi, Linear and nonlinear diffusion problems, lecture notes, Cortona, 2004.
Real time with the parabolic half-power metric dist t s = |t - s| ^ (1 / 2).
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Space-time E × ℝ with the parabolic distance dist x y + √|t - s|: the L¹ product of E
with the half-power snowflake of real time.
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The point of parabolic space-time with spatial position x and time t.
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The spatial coordinate of a point of parabolic space-time.
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The real time coordinate of a point of parabolic space-time.
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Closed time slabs #
The closed time slab E × [a, b] in parabolic space-time.
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The extended parabolic distance is the spatial distance plus the square root of the time distance.
At a common position, the α-th power of the parabolic distance between two points of a slab
is the α / 2-th power of the time distance.
The spatial position of a point of a slab is 1-Lipschitz for the parabolic distance.
A K-Lipschitz spatial map acts on a slab as a max K 1-Lipschitz map for the parabolic
distance.
At parabolic distance at most one, the time-coordinate difference is bounded by the parabolic distance.
At a common time, the parabolic distance is the spatial distance.
The homeomorphism between parabolic space-time and ordinary space-time E × ℝ. Functions on
parabolic space-time are differentiated by transporting them along this map.
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Building a point from its coordinates is jointly continuous in (x, t).
Building a point of a slab from its coordinates is jointly continuous in (x, t).
The spatial slice x ↦ (x, t) of a slab at the time t, as a continuous map.
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The time slice t ↦ (x, t) of a slab at the position x, as a continuous map.
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Time reversal #
Reversal of time about T, (x, t) ↦ (x, T - t), an isometry of parabolic space-time.
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Time reversal about T is an involution.
Reversal of time about T exchanges the slabs E × [a, b] and E × [T - b, T - a].
Reversal of time about T, as an isometry from the slab E × [a', b'] onto the slab
E × [a, b], where a' = T - b and b' = T - a.
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Time reversal between slabs sends (x, t) to (x, T - t).
The inverse of time reversal between slabs is time reversal in the opposite direction.