Weak derivatives pass to L¹ limits #
The weak-derivative relation of TauCeti/Analysis/Sobolev/WeakDeriv/Basic.lean is a family of
integral identities against test functions, so it survives any limit that is strong enough to
pass under those integrals. Convergence in L¹(Ω) is enough: a test function and its
directional derivatives are bounded and supported inside Ω, so
∫ (∂_v φ) • uᵢ → ∫ (∂_v φ) • u and ∫ φ • uᵢ' → ∫ φ • u'
as soon as ‖uᵢ - u‖_{L¹(Ω)} → 0 and ‖uᵢ' - u'‖_{L¹(Ω)} → 0. Local integrability of the two
limits is not automatic from the convergence and is therefore a hypothesis.
This is the step that transports a derivative computation from smooth functions to a general
Sobolev function: the smooth approximations have classical derivatives, and the limit inherits
them weakly. It is stated for an arbitrary filter of approximations, and with the L¹ distance
written as a lower Lebesgue integral so that no integrability of the differences is needed.
Main declarations #
TauCeti.hasWeakLineDerivOn_of_tendsto_lintegral_enorm_sub: the directional statement.TauCeti.hasWeakFDerivOn_of_tendsto_lintegral_enorm_sub: the Fréchet statement.
Weak directional derivatives pass to L¹(Ω) limits. If each uᵢ has uᵢ' as a weak
derivative in the direction v on Ω, and both families converge in L¹(Ω) to locally
integrable limits, then the limit of the derivatives is a weak derivative of the limit.
Weak Fréchet derivatives pass to L¹(Ω) limits. The Fréchet form of
TauCeti.hasWeakLineDerivOn_of_tendsto_lintegral_enorm_sub, with the derivatives converging in
the operator norm.